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This article was originally published by JUF News Several months ago, Marissa Mayer, CEO of Yahoo, generated considerable controversy with her decision to terminate the company’s long-standing policy allowing telecommuting or work from home (WFH). Though widely criticized by… Continue Reading
This article was originally published by JUF News The business literature has been filled of late with innumerable discussions about success–how to achieve it, how to measure it, what it looks like, and where it comes from. Considerable controversy… Continue Reading
This article was originally published by JUF News Political junkies will recall that in the midst of the recent sequestration controversy, President Obama took 12 Republican senators to dinner to discuss their differences. Almost without exception, every pundit and… Continue Reading
This article was originally published by JUF News When people learn that I am the President of an Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership, they often ask, “What is Jewish leadership? Does such a thing really exist?” To me,… Continue Reading
This article was originally published by JUF News American Jews preparing to enter the voting booths were bombarded by an array of (often conflicting) opinions as to which candidate was better on so – called “Jewish issues.” Partisans on… Continue Reading