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The concept of a strong work ethic may look different today than it did a decade ago, but its importance has not faded.

In a legislative committee meeting on November 13, Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae was asked how she planned to address Japan’s notoriously long working hours. She responded that she now sleeps ...

New Indiana basketball coach Darian DeVries' career has been defined by a strong work ethic instilled during his childhood in rural Iowa. DeVries' dedication was evident early on when he reached the ...