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Many Americans today reject the theory of evolution as an explanation for human origins. This appears to be substantially based on a belief in the creation story as outlined in the Bible. Because highly religious Americans are more likely to be ...

Discover some need-to-knows about Gen Z, what they want from their jobs, and the key roles of strengths and purpose in helping them reach their goals.

Learn what "flow" is, how it relates to your strengths, and how understanding and seeking to foster it can energize your coaching.

One in seven baby boomers (14%) say they are currently being treated for depression, which is a higher rate than among other generations of American adults. Generation Xers follow, at 11%.

If you are coaching a team that has low collaboration and trust, learn how you can overcome those challenges using a CliftonStrengths-based approach.

For companies to get the most out of their supplier relationships, they must aim to emotionally engage suppliers and become a "customer of choice."

There is a significant political divide in Americans’ beliefs about the origin of human beings, with 60% of Republicans saying humans were created in their present form by God 10,000 years ago, a belief shared by only 40% of independents and 38% ...

You can't always trust your brain to make the right calls -- and you can't trust your gut either. It's much better to develop solid data and use them to inform your decisions.

Learn how the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is supporting its student-athletes as they navigate their college experience and prepare for life after sports.

Discover what's in store for you at the June 8 and 9 virtual 2021 Gallup at Work Summit, including a new wellbeing book that will be yours if you register early.