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The staff members of the Piedmont Spine Specialists find ways to have fun at work as a means of being better at their jobs. Photo courtesy of Latrisha Smith.

Incorporating Fun in the Workplace

Making time for a good laugh boosts spirits and performance of team members in a Duke Raleigh Hospital clinic

When it became clear that Dr. Justin R. Scruggs would be the provider in the office that day,...
PUBLISHED November 14, 2022 IN Working@Duke , Campus
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Forward Together: The Ingredients of a Strong Work Culture

Respect, encouragement, inclusion, and camaraderie contribute to a positive climate

On a Wednesday in late March, with the Duke men’s basketball team midway through its...
PUBLISHED October 31, 2022 IN Working@Duke , Campus
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