Every late October/early November, my family celebrated Diwali. My mom would draw rangoli patterns on our front steps and light little candles with cotton wicks all over the house. We had friends over ...

My first job out of college was working at Barry Diller’s CitySearch (which became Ticketmaster-CitySearch before it was folded into AOL). We had weekly awards called Quantum Leaps. I remember the ...

“Do you have a best friend at work?” This is one of the questions in the well-known Gallup’s Q12 Index to measure employee engagement. One of the reasons why this question seems to be included in a ...

Birthday celebrations are a cultural standard in our part of the world, happy occasions for all. Each year on a child’s birthday, we remember with great joy in our hearts that this child was given to ...

Change takes work, plain and simple. As employees begin to behave in ways that drive change forward, their efforts must be publicized, promoted and praised. Only then will others see the positive ...

Celebrating Juneteenth isn’t just the right thing to do — it’s a meaningful opportunity for companies and employees to foster inclusion, reflect on progress and strengthen workplace culture. Rather ...

New Year’s Eve means plenty of businesses on the Eastern Shore are going to be celebrating, and that’s certainly no different ...

Educators know that students carry what is on their minds with them—right into the classroom. Building solid relationships involves finding out about your students, as well as what is on their minds, ...

In recent years, society has witnessed a growing trend of men disengaging from traditional societal roles. The phenomenon has been widely observed and debated, whether it involves declining workforce ...

Every four years, thousands throng to Washington for a whirl of Inauguration Day balls and concerts. But as the coronavirus pandemic continues to force most big-ticket national events to scale down, ...