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Are Good Deeds Punished?

Are Good Deeds Punished?

Years ago, Boo-Shaw Bakery Inc. was created to help others in need and give at least 10% to non-profit organizations. The team was surprised and thankful to discover the pastry cookie family recipes are unique (and we’ve been told delicious).

The business was noticed because of the uncommon deontological intent instead of the utilitarian “get rich” mindset by several large entities….

Social Media Day – June 30

Social Media Day – June 30

Most of us use social media each and every day. In fact, Generation Z peeps tend to laugh at their parent’s generations who did not even have social media as children! They can’t imagine such an absence.  Social media is a huge part of our lives now. Social Media Day began June 30th, 2010. It was created by Mashable as a way of recognizing the impact that social media has had on communications around the world, as well as bringing people together to celebrate.

Administrative Professionals Day – April 26, 2023

Administrative Professionals Day – April 26, 2023

Do you know that April 26 is Administrative Professionals Day?  That’s Right!  I bet you know a few fabulous Administrative Professionals, whether they work for you, work with you or just some awesome friends and family that have these jobs!  Administrative Professionals Day recognizes and celebrates the work of secretaries, administrative assistants and other office professionals for their contributions to the workplace.

Improve Your Office Day – October 4, 2022

Improve Your Office Day – October 4, 2022

According to National Today, Improve Your Office Day, observed every October 4, marks the day when we declutter and make our workspace more productive — and even uplift the spirits in our offices if necessary! The concept of an office originated from the medieval monks’ scriptorium — a place for writing. But the concept became formalized in the 18th century when the East India Company needed a “bureaucracy to process information and make decisions”