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Building Resilience: Helping Workers Handle Stress for the Long Haul

Building Resilience: Helping Workers Handle Stress for the Long Haul

Resiliency is also sorely needed in the workplace, especially in these times of uncertainty, anxiety and economic worries amid the pandemic. Resiliency isn’t the same as stress management. It’s more proactive, teaching people to build ability and skills so they’re prepared for the next crisis, and the one after that.

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Remote Employees Are Working Longer Than Before

Remote Employees Are Working Longer Than Before

While the shift to working from home in 2020 has provided much-needed flexibility for professional workers during the COVID-19 crisis and shown that a remote workforce can maintain productivity, negative aspects of the experience—isolation, diminished collaboration and burnout—have emerged.

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Coaching in the Workplace: It’s Different from Traditional Managing

Coaching in the Workplace: It’s Different from Traditional Managing

Coaching is increasingly common in the global workforce, with good coaching from managers leading to more-motivated and better-performing employees. Great managers aren’t really bosses in the traditional sense. Instead, they’re coaches who focus on individual and team engagement, seeing their role as the provider of what employees need to succeed.

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Viewpoint: How to Manage Someone Whose Life Has Been Upended

Viewpoint: How to Manage Someone Whose Life Has Been Upended

The pandemic marks the first time in a century that the entire planet is going through the same disruption at the same time. For businesses, that means every employee is going through a life transition at the same time. These transitions are so widespread that executives and managers alike have no choice but to step in and try to help. The good news: There is evidence on how to help employees navigate these types of events.

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