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I'd like to congratulate Brooks Carder on the publication of his article "The Happiness Effect" in the January 2019 issue of Quality Progress. It's a good summary on how employees' emotions relate to their performance. While I didn't know until recent years that this area of psychology existed, I think many of us in leadership roles can attest to the direct relationship between an employee's emotions and overall well-being to their overall productivity and performance on the job.
Way to go Brooks!


Way to go Brooks!


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This is a valuable read and I am excited to share it with my colleagues. Thank you Brooks for authoring and thank you Stephanie for sharing it!