Introduction

This webinar will explore the topic of personal resilience in the workplace in terms of creating understanding for resilience and its importance to individual job satisfaction and workplace performance.

Obstacles to building resilience will be addressed as part of this training in terms of dealing with resistance to change, lack of support from leadership, limited resources, and negative work culture. Overcoming these obstacles requires a strategic and intentional approach that involves creating buy-in from leadership, providing necessary resources, and cultivating a positive work culture.

Strategies and tools for overcoming these obstacles will also be explored.


Areas Covered In The Webinar

Sure, here is an overview for a 90-minute webinar on building resilience in the workplace:

I. Introduction (10 minutes)

  • Introduce the topic and the purpose of the webinar.
  • Explain what resilience is and why it's important in the workplace.
  • Provide an overview of what will be covered during the webinar.

II. Understanding Resilience (20 minutes)

  • Define resilience and its various components.
  • Discuss the benefits of being resilient in the workplace.
  • Share examples of how resilience has helped individuals and organizations in difficult times.

III. Building Resilience in the Workplace (30 minutes)

  • Discuss strategies and techniques for building resilience in the workplace, such as:
  • Identifying and addressing stressors
  • Fostering a positive work environment
  • Encouraging open communication and collaboration
  • Providing resources for mental health and well-being
  • Practicing self-care
  • Provide examples of how these strategies have been implemented successfully in other organizations.

IV. Overcoming Obstacles to Resilience (20 minutes)

  • Discuss common obstacles to building resilience in the workplace, such as:
  • Resistance to change
  • Lack of support from leadership
  • Limited resources
  • Negative work culture
  • Provide strategies for overcoming these obstacles.

V. Q&A Session (10 minutes)

  • Allow attendees to ask questions about the material covered during the webinar.

VI. Conclusion (10 minutes)

  • Summarize the key takeaways from the webinar.
  • Provide additional resources for building resilience in the workplace.
  • Encourage attendees to implement the strategies discussed during the webinar in their own workplaces.


Why should you attend?

Individuals should become aware and study the topic of building resilience in the workplace because it can benefit them personally and professionally in several ways:

Coping with stress: Resilience allows individuals to cope with stress more effectively, which can help them avoid burnout and maintain their well-being.

Adapting to change: Change is a constant in the workplace, and resilience enables individuals to adapt to new situations and challenges with greater ease and agility.

Building relationships: Resilient individuals are more likely to have positive and supportive relationships in the workplace, which can improve their job satisfaction and overall well-being.

Enhancing performance: Resilience can enhance individuals' job performance by helping them stay focused, motivated, and engaged, even in the face of adversity.

Career advancement: Resilience is a valuable skill that many employers look for when hiring and promoting employees. By building resilience, individuals can enhance their career prospects and achieve their professional goals.

Studying this topic, as presented in this webinar, will also provide individuals with practical strategies and tools to cultivate resilience in their own lives and in their workplace. This can lead to a more positive and productive work environment for themselves and their colleagues.


Who Will Benefit

All company associates will benefit


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