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Assume you have been asked to give the keynote address at a gathering of the CEOs

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How does Hardy’s (Chapter 3) conceptualization of vocation and the “divine economy” specifically connect with at least 2 salient job design

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Briefly delineate your understanding of Hardy’s thinking, as well as your personal response

Briefly delineate your understanding of Hardy’s thinking, as well as your personal response Hardy (Chapter 2) traces the theological evolution of Christian thought relative to work in God’s world. Briefly delineate your understanding of Hardy’s thinking, as well as your personal response. Connect all of this to at least 3 HR-practice implications relative to employee … Read more

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Keller’s big-picture thinking relative to work in God’s world

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