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Maintaining a positive attitude at work will benefit your career and personal wellbeing. Employers are often looking for a positive...

Feedback is a gift. Critical feedback, especially, can be valuable as it allows us to reflect on our performance and...

How to Build Trust in the Workplace To create a successful organization, there must be mutual trust between all team...

Please join Josh Davies, CEO of The Center for Work Ethic Development and nationally recognized speaker, for a full-day Train-the-Trainer...

One of the essential workplace skills that we focus on here at the Center for Work Ethic Development is ambition....

Technology is changing a lot of things in our daily lives, including our office life. The digital world has made...

Do you often feel distracted and off-task at work? If so, you’re not alone. Distractions in the office are becoming...

Thanks to our hardworking partners all over the country, our Bring Your 'A' Game curriculum is helping people develop the foundational...

A recent study found that Chick-fil-A was beating out other fast food chains by teaching their employees to say two...

It’s true that you only have one chance to make a first impression. In some cases, that first chance only...

  We’re excited to announce the launch of our NEW adult curriculum guide and participant workbooks. The new curriculum includes:...

Some employees truly love their jobs. They come to work every day with a smile on their face and a...

Did you have a part-time job growing up? In the past, having a part-time job was a staple of nearly...

Both taking and receiving criticism are some of the most difficult things to do, especially at work. However, creating a...

The U.S. is facing a self-confidence crisis. Many of us, particularly teens and women, are feeling less confident than ever...

Are you interested in becoming a Certified Work Ethic Trainer? Now is your chance! This October, we’re partnering up with...

We've analyzed Millennials at length - we know about their work habits, buying preferences, debt accumulation, political ideals and just...