Consequences: Taking Credit for Others’ Work
January 23, 2023
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Photo by Richard Ciraulo on Unsplash Taking credit for the work of others is a form of plagiarism, a serious ethical breach that can have
Photo by Richard Ciraulo on Unsplash Taking credit for the work of others is a form of plagiarism, a serious ethical breach that can have
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Image source: Sharon Cauthen Story Teller By: Sharon Cauthen Recently, I was clearing out a box of old photos and papers when I came across
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Every week, I publish a morning vlog series as part of the Multifamily Collective content. As always, this week’s daily videos were each published as
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If you subscribe to my newsletter The Weekly Rundown, you might have noticed my book recommendation for Atlas of the Heart by Brené Brown. If
