Coming Clean in the Workplace: Mindful of Moral Principles and Business Ethics

Coming Clean in the Workplace is a down-to-earth devotional that is purpose-built for people who work and want to enlighten their minds with positive messages, redemptive insights and life lessons ̶ all without judgment or proselytizing. It fills a void in the business world for devotionals tailored to people in the workplace. This book is simple enough to enjoy the stories that illustrate secrets to success in life, but it is also deep enough to grapple with the complexities and ambiguities in the workplace in the 21st century. This book will help teams build more trust, improve collaboration, protect the business, avoid unnecessary trouble and become more productive, while it will help individuals become bolder and more transparent to do what is right and to always do their work with excellence - and to know why they are doing it. Business owners, managers, and employees can use this easy-to-read, insightful devotional in a group discussion to talk about business ethics, morals, and wisdom for better decision-making. Or a person who works in an office or on a job site can use this book on an individual basis for personal growth, guidance, sharper discernment, and inward reflections. This devotional is for everyone and anyone in a workplace at all levels. It is inclusive of people who work in small businesses, big businesses, hospitals, schools, government agencies, law enforcement, insurance companies, financial institutions, hotels, restaurants, construction companies, consumer product conglomerates, or technology companies, among other places. A source of wisdom for this devotional is the Bible, but it's a different approach than a typical devotional. For Coming Clean in the Workplace, the Bible is treated as a book of morals, not as a "religious" book. You do not need to be a "Christian" to read this book and get value out of it. Other religions share many of the principles in this book. It draws upon timeless wisdom passed down through the centuries, blending historical context with the modern-day application.