What are signs of toxic behavior? Growing Through It #podcast guest @StephanieSarkis describes the stages of toxic behavior and how to deal with the toxic people in your life. https://t.co/4jvwyI8Obj
Setting a boundary doesn’t have to be confrontational. You can still get the request/work done but in a way that works for you. Listen in to Career Strategist, Jill Griffin's 3 steps to boundary setting: https://t.co/zimyaetCXb
We all have fears. Does a fear of failure, ridicule, uncertainty, success, or FOMO ring a bell? Then try this thought experiment from @CoreyWilksPsyD on the Growing Through It podcast: https://t.co/XioL09h0JY
Ever heard of moral injury? #moralinjury is the act or omission of an act that goes against one’s deeply held personal, spiritual, or moral beliefs. So glad Noel Lipana could dig into the details as a #podcast guest. https://t.co/tXzQ1G0y2T
@momshierarchy@jenparnold@momshierarchy so glad to have you on! Working moms need continued support from organizations and we can stand to lower the expectations on ourselves.
What challenges do Chief Diversity Officers face that no other Chief Officer faces? #podcast guest Dr. Ella Washington talks about the unique challenges of CDOs and how orgs can truly commit to #DEI efforts. https://t.co/kZIlXDwH2C
Feeling exhausted, depleted, and emotionally distanced from your job? Those are signs of #burnout. Thanks to @jennifermossinc for the conversation on how to deal with burnout - both personally and organizationally. Listen in to the #podcast convo here: https://t.co/UFQrjoFKnH
"Everyone already knows what they want to achieve for themselves. Employees just need to not get boxed out of that because of how your organization asks them to show up." This and more wisdom in this pod interview: https://t.co/cTto7BkydM
What we expected of #workingmoms during a global pandemic was preposterous. How can we get back to investing in ourselves? How can we get employers to support moms? @momshierarchy gives us her thoughts. Listen here: https://t.co/X9nEbemwfz
Ever gotten a dose of unwelcomed positivity when you were having a hard time? That's #toxicpositivity. #podcast guest @natalie_dattilo describes the line between being helpful and crossing over into toxicity. Listen here: https://t.co/5haHoQjve9
I think employers should stop trying to aggressively retain employees. If ‘the thing is not the thing,’ then set them free professionally and welcome them back if and when it’s right for them again. https://t.co/1HAuiSh1D3 via @McKinsey