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Marvin J. Ramlall
Marvin J. Ramlall, Ph.D. Organizational Psychologist | Adjunct Professor | Public Sector Analyst Dr. Marvin J. Ramlall is an organizational psychologist specializing in job satisfaction, work-life balance, and employee retention in healthcare. His doctoral research focused on how perceived organizational support and work-life balance impact turnover intentions among frontline nurses. He is an adjunct professor at Mercy University and an Associate Staff Analyst with the NYPD, blending academic insight with public sector experience to improve workforce outcomes.
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Leadership Perspectives
The New Intelligence Shift Part 1: Why Using AI Feels Like Cheating, Even When It’s Not
<p class="mb-4"><strong>The Guilt Isn’t Moral - It’s Psychological</strong></p><p class="mb-4">People across the United States are experiencing an unu...
January 6, 2026Read article
Leadership PerspectivesPublic Policy
No Longer a 'Professional'? How a Federal Redefinition Would Impact Nurses, and America
<p class="mb-4"><strong>A Quiet Federal Shift With Massive Real-World Consequences</strong></p><p class="mb-4">A transformation has been quietly occur...
December 8, 2025Read article
Health and Mental Wellness
When the Badge Becomes a Burden: The Hidden Crisis Behind the Uniform
<p class="mb-4"><strong>The Time of Year Nobody Wants to Talk About</strong></p><p class="mb-4">As the holiday season approaches the city is lit up wi...
November 25, 2025Read article
Leadership Perspectives
Benchmarking The Best: Why Great Leaders Learn by Imitation
<p class="mb-4"><strong>Observing Excellence, Becoming Excellence</strong></p><p class="mb-4">While every highly performing school district, governmen...
November 22, 2025Read article
Leadership Perspectives
The Seasons of Organizational Life: A Reflection on Growth, Decline, and Renewal
<p class="mb-4"><strong>A Reflection on Organizational Rhythms</strong></p><p class="mb-4">I have been pondering for some time on the cycles that gove...
November 15, 2025Read article
Leadership PerspectivesCommunication and Speech
Bridging the Generational Divide: Leading Across Four Eras of Work
<p class="mb-4"><strong>A new era has been created with respect to the diversity of the U.S. workforce</strong></p><p class="mb-4">Historically for th...
November 11, 2025Read article
Leadership Perspectives
AI is Here: Why Adapting is No Longer Optional
<p class="mb-4"><strong>The Age of Reluctance Is Over</strong></p><p class="mb-4">AI is no longer just an abstract concept, it exists throughout our l...
November 4, 2025Read article
Leadership Perspectives
The Power of Small Wins: Building Momentum in City Leadership
<p class="mb-4"><strong>Incremental Progress Fuels Lasting Change</strong></p><p class="mb-4">While city government leaders may have big ideas for the...
November 1, 2025Read article
Leadership PerspectivesHealth and Mental Wellness
Rethinking Success: Why Corporate Giants Are Betting on Well-Being
<p class="mb-4"><strong>Corporate Success: A Changing Paradigm</strong></p><p class="mb-4">Corporate success has been traditionally measured as the nu...
October 28, 2025Read article
Leadership Perspectives
Self-Awareness Is a Superpower: The Hidden Key to Organizational Wellness
<p class="mb-4"><strong>The Mirror Before the Mission</strong></p><p class="mb-4">All organizations want to be resilient, innovative, and engaged, how...
October 24, 2025Read article
Leadership Perspectives
When Flexibility Becomes Power: Why Adaptive Leaders Will Own the Future
<p class="mb-4">In stable environments, systems reward predictability. In volatile environments, systems reward adaptability. We are entering a time w...
October 22, 2025Read article
Leadership Perspectives
The ROI of Well-Being: Why Health Is the New Bottom Line
<p class="mb-4"><strong>The ROI of Well-Being: Why Health Is the New Bottom Line</strong></p><p class="mb-4"><br>Today's organizations are realizing w...
October 18, 2025Read article
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