Organisational Behaviour

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• Annette Clancy

  

  ‘A career change saved my life’: the people who built better lives after burnout

  The Guardian - Emine Saner

  Chronic stress at work can lead to listlessness, fatigue – and a much higher risk of stroke and heart disease. But there are ways to save yourself before it’s too late Spencer Carter had been signed off work for three months with stress. Before that time was up, his employers “encouraged” him back …

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  Who won’t shut up in meetings? Men say it’s women. It’s not.

  The Washington Post - Adam Grant

  ‘Manologues,’ ‘mansplaining’ and ‘manterrupting’ are hallmarks of the conference room The Japanese Olympic Committee was discussing steps for bringing more women onto boards in sports. The male leader of the Tokyo Olympics organizing committee voiced a grave concern: “When you increase the number of …

• Annette Clancy

  BBC Radio 4 - Radio 4 in Four - Introvert or extrovert? Why you need both

  bbc.co.uk - BBC

  Are there benefits to identifying as one over the other?

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  Annette Clancy

  May 31, 2020
• Annette Clancy

  

  For introverts, lockdown is a chance to play to our strengths

  The Guardian - Jess Denham

  Time to think and be creative, and without too much socialising, is an introvert’s ideal environment. We talk to some of the people thriving under lockdown Yesterday morning I spent an hour doing a jigsaw puzzle, followed by a game of Scrabble, fortified by tea and scones. For once, there was no one …

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  Aircrew fly in to give NHS staff a taste of the first-class treatment

  The Guardian - Denis Campbell Health policy editor

  Project Wingman is helping hospitals deal with the stresses of the coronavirus frontline “We offer NHS staff 15 to 20 minutes of escape from the decisions they have to take every day, because coronavirus has increased the pressure on them so much. We give them a cup of tea or frothy coffee and …