Practicing justice, equity, and equality.

This parable teaches us that we are responsible for using all that God has given us in a productive way that honors and pleases Him.

This person’s story taught us the signs of being lost, the consequences of disobedience, and forgiveness.

It is specific, measurable, accountable, reasonable, and time-bound.

Many employers offer their employees one of these for 5 to 30 minutes.

Being trustworthy, admitting wrongdoing.

The story of Joseph shows us that God has one of these for your life.

This person demonstrated loyalty, perseverance, and a willingness to serve.

This is designed to get you an interview.

It is totally inappropriate to make one of these while you're on the clock.

Striving to do the very best.

Through this there is forgiveness and restoration.

This person was getting clean when spotted by a watching king.

This will guide us to our selected higher paying job.

It can be positive for building morale, but talk about something that can distract you from being productive.

Showing high regard for an authority.

I was made to reflect God’s character in my life and have a special purpose for which I am uniquely designed.

This person avoided taking responsibility for his actions because of pride and fear.

These will increase your marketability.

The best way to avoid a misunderstanding when there is a problem.

This is the most valuable asset on the job.

Everyone has them so we must acknowledge their existence and work to overcome them.

This person dressed to impress but ended up in distress.

As education goes up and pay goes up, this goes down.

Every company is different, but you should always do what is expected to "impress."