Showing posts with label burnout recovery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label burnout recovery. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 September 2025

Battling burnout: Resilience can’t fix a toxic workplace


When I am asked to conduct #stressmanagement workshops, it's always about getting participants to deal with #stress, rather than addressing the #rootcauses of the stress in the system. It is a strange approach that would not provide effective long-lasting results because while #eustress can aid performance, #distress would hamper it.

Most people don't realize the role of emotional intelligence in managing stress, which is why I include  it in my workshop design.  Also, the irony is that a leader, manager or process could actually be causing the stress in the first place.

Here's an interesting article on why attempting to build #resilience in the organization may promote #toxic behaviours and enhance the toxicity in the #organizationculture, and increasing the stress of all employees, causing burnout and other issues.

From the article - "By solely relying on resilience training, HR leaders risk inadvertently perpetuating a cycle of #burnout, masking the need for true cultural change"

Read the article here.


Thursday, 27 July 2023

It's not OK to feel desperate at work

Workdays that are constantly stressful can  be overwhelming.

If your week (or past few weeks) have been more #stressful than usual with a recurring sense of #dejavu, then take a pause and have a look at this article.


In case you want to have a chat, don't hesitate to message me.


#strengthsdecoder #performancecoach #performancecoaching #careercoach #careertransition


Monday, 8 May 2023

Fighting Burnout with Strengths

Most employees across the world are facing burnout.  Many of them are asking and taking breaks, and some employers are responding positively to such requests. Some opt for medication under prescription.

There is another way - leverage your strengths for this.

From the article: "The most effective coping mechanisms people use involve positively adjusting how they think about or interpret their workplace stressors."


Read the rest of the article here.

#burnoutrecovery #burnoutprevention #strengths #stressmanagement #strengthsdecoder #performancecoaching

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