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Attachment Styles & Incivility at Work

I recently published the article, “Attachment styles at work: Measurement, collegial relationships, and burnout,” with Arla Day and Lisa Price…

Arla Day, attachment style, Burnout, fragmentation, Incivility, Lisa Price, relationships

Startup Burnout

The Startup podcast that tracks the real-time evolution of a podcast business, Gimlet Media, aired an episode titled, Burnout. The…

Burnout, Exhaustion, maternity, paternity, startup

Conquering Burnout

In our cover story for the January 2015 issue of Scientific American Mind (Conquering Burnout), Christina Maslach and I reflected…

Burnout, Dysfunctional work groups, Teamwork, Worklife

StressFullCompensation

On Saturday 8 November 2014 I led a workshop on job burnout for a conference, StressFullCompensation in Halifax, NS. A…

Burnout, disability, law

Three Points on Banishing Burnout

Individual therapy encounters formidable challenges in addressing burnout. • Burnout is a Relationship Problem. At its core burnout is a…

Burnout, Civility Respect Engagement at Work, Worklife

The Person in Situation

It’s never entirely the situation and it’s never entirely the person. So much of what is truly interesting lies between…

Civility, Civility Respect Engagement at Work, CREW, Dysfunctional work groups, Team Dysfunction, Workgroups, Workplace resilience

Going It Alone

A recurring question in discussions of workplace incivility is about going it alone. My approach to addressing workplace incivility has…

Civility, CREW, Incivility, Respect

You Never Get the Time Back

With a widespread concern about job burnout it is surprising that so many North Americans do not take full advantage…

Burnout, Engagement, vacation, Work Engagement

The Good and Bad of Productivity Increases

Increasing productivity is an admirable goal with a serious downside. In the best sense, increasing productivity means working smarter that…

Burnout, Engagement, Exhaustion

Strategies for Burnout Recovery

Recovering from burnout is a major challenge. In my conversations with people who have experienced burnout, many have changed jobs…

Burnout, Teamwork, Worklife

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