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Harvard Business Review: Supporting Employees After Violence Against Their Community
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MIT Sloan Management Review: Five Ways Managers Can Help Prevent Quiet Quitting
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Phys.org: The Secrets of Embracing Change in Work and Life
The Washington Post: Target Axes Mandatory Retirement Age as CEOs Stay on the Job Longer
Fast Company: Why It's Often Better To Take Small Steps Rather Than A Leap Of Faith
The Wall Street Journal: Investors Are More Likely to Back Startups on Sunny Days, a Study Finds
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The Washington Post: PwC’s Boozy U.K. Event Ends With Coma And Lawsuit
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