Research has shown that high levels of resilience can deliver valuable work-related outcomes for individuals, helping people recover faster from difficulties, reduce stress, improve job performance, develop positive attitudes, and sustain higher levels of wellbeing and fulfillment at work. Resilience has implications for business too, especially during times of challenge and change. Having employees who are resilient under duress, and who can adapt quickly to changing circumstances, can benefit not only individuals but teams and the organization as a whole. In today's world of constant change and with continued pressure to do more with less and be effective virtually, HR and business professionals, in particular, are even more in need of adaptability through agility, speed, and flexibility of thought.
Join us as Deborah Jann presents a model of resilience that supports participants in recovering from setbacks and rebounding to higher levels of success. The business-focused content supports us in enhancing our personal resilience so we can strengthen our overall wellbeing and adaptability which drives more innovative solutions and better business results.
The slide deck and recordings for this event are NOT being shared post-event therefore you will need to attend this virtual event live at the date and time indicated above.
AGENDA:
11:00 AM - Welcome and Introductions
11:05 AM - Speaker Presentation
12:30 PM - Event Concludes
Registration Difficulties or Questions?: Please reach out to our Chapter Experience Coordinator Bobbi-Lyn Smith at BLSmith@hrpa.ca
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
State the model of resilience to help adapt positively to pressure, setbacks, challenges, and change to achieve and
sustain higher levels of personal effectiveness
Apply tips and techniques to improve the resilience ‘muscle’, i.e., reflect, reframe and redirect efforts to feel a greater sense of control and security in times of change and challenge
Enhance resilience to handle change and challenge in a virtual environment and VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous) world and engage others in productive ways to deal with difficult situations and seek support
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