Humanizing the Workplace The ISCW

Can work ever become dehumanizing? In an economic atmosphere where jobs are scarce and many firms and offices are known for cutthroat competitiveness, many people are asking themselves what a healthy work environment looks like. Let’s explore what makes a healthy workplace that upholds human dignity and creativity with Dr. Esi Ansah, Agnes Allotey, and Joyce Arawole. These wonderful women have so much wisdom and knowledge to share so that you can be empowered, diligent, intentional, purposeful, strategic, gracious, loving, merciful, intelligent, wise and successful. They have a successful track record of effectively stewarding their gifts, experiences, personalities, passion, and abilities to achieve success and promote human flourishing in Africa.

Can work ever become dehumanizing? In an economic atmosphere where jobs are scarce and many firms and offices are known for cutthroat competitiveness, many people are asking themselves what a healthy work environment looks like. Let’s explore what makes a healthy workplace that upholds human dignity and creativity with Dr. Esi Ansah, Agnes Allotey, and Joyce Arawole. These wonderful women have so much wisdom and knowledge to share so that you can be empowered, diligent, intentional, purposeful, strategic, gracious, loving, merciful, intelligent, wise and successful. They have a successful track record of effectively stewarding their gifts, experiences, personalities, passion, and abilities to achieve success and promote human flourishing in Africa.

We want to welcome you to the Institute for Social Change & Wisdom's newest podcast on Humanizing the Workplace. We hope that this podcast will be beneficial to you.