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 … More

Preventing Burnout: Core Value Conflicts

Value conflicts drive burnout. A consistent theme in our work with hospital employees has been that they feel pulled in … More

A well repeated sign at Facebook: “What would you do if you weren’t afraid?” In her new book, Learning In, … More

While, in the past, this blog has explored the ups and downs of working from home, one of the biggest … More

Last week I read an article that talked about how people with supportive spouses were less likely to be burnt … More

I’ve been reading about workplace health programs in Canada and the USA in preparation for a conference in Guadalajara, Mexico … More

In my work on workplace incivility, I ask people to describe the behavior of those who behave badly at work. … More

Many of the articles on this blog seek to help people, both in the employee and managerial role, create better … More

Carrie and Allison are both junior level employees who work for Glen – one of the middle managers in a … More

Cyberbullying has been in the news lately in conjunction with the tragic story of a young man driven by his … More