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Manage the Room, Not the Contest

Six in 10 American workers said in 2024 that it was important or very important for their employer to address civil discourse at work. Another survey from 2023 found that only 19 percent of Americans wanted businesses to take public positions on political candidates. Put those findings together, and the assignment for leaders heading into […]

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