Leadership & Management
Scotty McLennan: The Benefits of Mixing Spirituality With Work
Stanford’s former Dean for Religious Life says there’s no need to check your religion at the door on Monday.
April 02, 2015
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Beth Rimbey
Stanford’s former dean for religious life explains why the things you value in your personal life shouldn’t be ignored at work, and how blending beliefs and spirituality can make you a calmer, stronger, and more ethical leader.
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