VOCA BLOG

91% of practicing Christians don't utilize spiritual resources when facing work-related challenges. If you're like most workers, you are already missing out on this powerful connection between faith and daily work. Meeting God at work isn't complicated, but it does require intentionality. Here's a simple rhythmic practice you can apply to your daily work

Yet our Life@Work Study reveals a troubling pattern: most professionals report feeling chronically overwhelmed, with attention divided between competing priorities and the constant pull of digital distractions. The solution isn't simply working harder or longer. It's working with greater intentionality.

From our recent Life@Work Study, we discovered something remarkable: the most significant source of joy at work comes from positively impacting others. Whether it's through the products or services we deliver, or the relationships we develop with colleagues, our joy is fundamentally linked to giving, uplifting, and investing in people.

Whether you were laid off unexpectedly, saw the signs coming, or made the tough decision to walk away, the emotional and financial toll...

When your job feels like it's on shaky ground, what's your next move? With market unpredictability, lingering post-pandemic shifts, and a...

We call this Holy Week–a sacred time when we remember the last week of Jesus’ life, beginning with his presentation as King on Palm...

As much as we fear missing out, VOCA’s research on Life@Work, indicates many of us already are! The good news is that we can re-engineer...

Our digital, hyper-connected world has intensified the human condition called FOMO. In New York City, where I live, we feed FOMO the...

The Love-Hate Relationship With Our Jobs How do you feel about your job? This question is regularly asked in surveys of American Workers....

There’s one word that captures what we’re thankful for at VOCA this year: Trust . Every day people trust our team with their deepest...