How Workplace Compassion, Social Support, and Altruism in Predicting Retention among Employees in the Highly Competitive Businessesdoi:10.55927/ministal.v3i3.11042Al Fajri, Dzakwan SabilAlfareza, MuhammadSatrio, RioSiddiq, Dedi MuhammadMamat, MazlinaJournal of Economics ...
Lead with compassion and empathy. While it might seem contradictory to have compassion in the workplace, it's actually the most crucial step in finding resolution. At the root of every conflict are real people with real desires, insecurities and needs. Listen to each party and make sure you...
Patients who commented positively about being treated with dignity and respect were most likely to say they were treated withcare and compassionby staff who were friendly, helpful, professional, and understanding. Patients say this helped them feel safe and better able to cope with the hospital exp...
Fundamentally, EQ is the ability to understand and manage personal emotions while recognizing and empathizing with them in others. Work cultures are embracing that message today more than ever. As a result, there’s been a dramatic shift in awareness of workplace stressors and mental health. In...
Basic emotions like happiness and sadness are pretty straightforward and easy to understand. But many of the emotions we experience in the workplace are much more complex—especially moral emotions. Morals are the principles that differentiate between good and bad behavior, and theyvary ...
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Higher burnout risk.Toxic positivity in the workplace can also be used to mask unreasonable workloads. This is especially noticeable in the “one big family” mentality, which motivates employees to put in longer hours or greater effort to deal with irrationally large work amounts. Plus, bottled...
Jennifer D’Aponte, Senior Vice President, Lifestyle.: “I’m open and on a personal mission to show that it’s ok to be a nice and compassionate leader. It’s possible to be calm and kind and still be effective. I lead through a practice of compassion.” ...
19-23: As you move through the work week, your compassion levels fluctuate. You know how to show up as a caring leader. However, you may also intentionally or unintentionally act in ways that are perceived as harsh or dominant. This can diminish your team members’ loyalty, engagement, ...