Dr. Benny Benjamin

Career wisdom in the Bible: Approaching retirement and beyond

VeZot HaBracha - Approaching retirement and beyond: "His eyes had not grown dim"

The Bible at Work (Vayelech):What kind of manager should you be?

“In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock.” --Thomas Jefferson

The Bible at work: Ki Tavo - "So, tell me about yourself"

“My father was a fugitive Aramean"

The Parsha at work: "Can't ignore it!": Help your colleagues!

“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.” ― Charles Dickens

The Bible at Work: "Hear no evil, see no evil?"

Career coaching in the parasha: Shoftim: The buck stops here!

The Bible at work: Happy in all your endeavors-joy at work

Much of what we appreciate and enjoy in the workplace is the camaraderie with our colleagues. That is what the Jewish festivals are about.

The Bible at work: Recite, bind, and inscribe:

Getting your message across.

The Bible at work:-Devarim: Moses the orator

Thanks for the memories!

Career coaching in the parsha: Work-family balance

"Our children, our wives, our flocks" -The tribes striving for work-family balance.

Career coaching in Pinchas: 'Just because we have no brothers?'

Getting a lift from your elevator pitch - pun aside, what can we learn about requests from the daughters of Zelaphchad? A good deal.

Career coaching in the parsha: Balak-Who are these men with you?

"Tell me who your friends are"...Strive for win-win relationships at work and beyond .

Career coaching in the parsha: Between a rock and a hard place

Managing generational diversity.

Career coaching in the Parsha: Korach-Dealing with toxic workers

When faced with the challenge of toxic workers rather than merely difficult workers, having the earth swallow them up is not an option...

Career coaching in the parasha:'We looked like grasshoppers...'

Self-efficacy is a key to achievement. If you don't think much of yourself, how will others will look at you?

Carreer coaching in the Parasha|:Mentoring the next generation

One must nurture, sometimes nudge, the flickering wick until the flame illuminates on its own. So it is with mentoring.

Career coaching in the parsha: All alike or one of a kind?

"Always remember that you are totally unique. Just like everyone else." -- attributed to Margaret Mead

Career coaching in the parasha: Brainstorming at work

"What's that got to do with...?" or in Torah language: "What does shmitta have to do with Mount Sinai,"

Career coaching in the parasha: Purposeful work and volunteering

"He who serves the most reaps the most." -- Jim Rohn.

Career coaching in the parasha:Transparency in your career

"Do not place a stumbling block before the blind": How should job seekers construct their résumés?

The Bible at Work: Career coaching in the parasha

Shemini - Moving past the first impression––The halo effect at work

The Bible at Work: Career coaching in the parsha

Tzav- Keeping the embers burning: Maintaining motivation at work

VaYikra: 'When a ruler has sinned': Dealing with failure at work

The Bible at Work series: Employment and career messages in the parsha.

The Bible at work: Career advice from the Parasha

Spinning goat hair for the Tabernacle: Passion or purpose? Which do you want in your career choice?

The parsha at work: A stiff-necked people? And your weaknesses?

How insights from the weekly Torah reading can help you with your career.

12 precious stones – harmony and dissonance in diversity

“Diversity—the art of thinking independently together.”–– Malcolm Forbes.