What we’ve learned is that when we take shortcuts and feel rushed, it’s easy to make a mistake; and when you make a mistake while hiring, it can be a big one.

As we head into our first COVID winter, I’ve been thinking a lot about mindset. What is the perspective I need, not to just make it through, but to make something worthy out of this time? I felt called to re-read Man’s Search for Meaning, by renowned psychiatrist Viktor Frankl.

It’s in our nature to seek human connection under normal circumstances, and in periods of sudden change and adversity, people find comfort in coming together.

I’ve been thinking about what leaders need to do, for ourselves and for the people we serve, during this challenging time. In many years of learning how to lead, I’ve found that it is when I am my truest self that I can offer the most to those I work with.

Mark Monchek discusses his experience in helping businesses adapt and thrive amid the current COVID-19 crisis, and he offers tools for resilience that can be used for any disruption. Columbia…

I sit beneath the stucco roof of my forty-story apartment complex, looking out at the park between my building and its sister building. This is where I go when I…