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There is a business axiom, taken as gospel amongst HR professionals, speakers, pundits, and authors trying to sell books that I despise with every fiber of my being: “People don’t leave their job, they leave their manager.” This, my friends,
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When February came to a close we wrapped up the official – if one goes by the calendar and Presidential Proclamations – Black History Month. I, for one, love that over my lifetime the month has evolved. February continues to
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When I was 14-years-old I had chores to do at home. I was tasked with laundry duties, dusting, cleaning the bathrooms, cutting the grass, and weeding the garden. When it snowed overnight I was out with my parents at 5
