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Over-engagement is a real issue in most occupational environments nowadays. While leaders appreciate that workers are serious about their jobs, at some point people’s excitement can get our of control and turn into stress.
In this Episode of the Stepsero podcast, Marie provides us with relevant insights about the problem of over-engagement and its impact on employee retention. When peak activity levels are not backed by regular breaks, employees’ capacity for creativity and innovation decreases.
What are some early signs of over-engagement at work?
What can you do as a company to address the problem of over-engagement?
What can you do as an individual?
Currently Head of People & Organisation at Taxfix – a 100 million euro funded start-up based in Berlin, Marie previously served in various international HR and change management roles in large global corporates such as Danone as well as hypergrowth fintech start-ups.
References:
Marie Bosseur Dit Toby Linkedin profile
“Atomic Habits” by James Clear
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Over-engagement is a real issue in most occupational environments nowadays. While leaders appreciate that workers are serious about their jobs, at some point people’s excitement can get our of control and turn into stress.
In this Episode of the Stepsero podcast, Marie provides us with relevant insights about the problem of over-engagement and its impact on employee retention. When peak activity levels are not backed by regular breaks, employees’ capacity for creativity and innovation decreases.
What are some early signs of over-engagement at work?
What can you do as a company to address the problem of over-engagement?
What can you do as an individual?
Currently Head of People & Organisation at Taxfix – a 100 million euro funded start-up based in Berlin, Marie previously served in various international HR and change management roles in large global corporates such as Danone as well as hypergrowth fintech start-ups.
References:
Marie Bosseur Dit Toby Linkedin profile
“Atomic Habits” by James Clear