September 25th 2020
Post Meeting Notes - Disruption, Self and Anxiety - How to Remain Effective
On 23rd September 2020, CRF members gathered for an inspiring and challenging Zoom Interactive Event with Dr. Mee-Yan Cheung Judge, to explore the topic Disruption, Self and Anxiety – How to Remain Effective.
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September 23rd 2020
Zoom Interactive Event: Disruption, Self and Anxiety
On 23rd September 2020, CRF members gathered for an inspiring and challenging Zoom Interactive Event with Dr. Mee-Yan Cheung Judge, to explore the topic Disruption, Self and Anxiety – How to Remain Effective. The session considered the role of HR and OD professionals as disruptors of the system in which we work. Using the framework of Use of Self, Mee-Yan focused on the intrapersonal work practitioners need to do in order to remain ‘grounded’ and ‘unflappable’ in order to maintain impact and effectiveness in our organisations in spite of our and our clients’ anxiety.
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September 23rd 2020
Disruption, Anxiety and Self - How to Remain Effective Session Slides
These slides are from the CRF Zoom Interactive Event,; Disruption, Anxiety and Self - How to Remain Effective, on 23 September 2020 with Dr. Mee-Yan Cheung Judge. She explores what disruption is and how we can be disrupted. Mee-Yan then delves into how anxiety is provoked and some visible patterns of highly anxious behaviour. The self and use of self are explained in terms of external referencing, internal referencing and sober judgement. Mee-Yan also explains self awareness and draws upon theory from psychologists, Jung and Freud, whilst exploring the idea of the 'shadow'.
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January 12th 2018
HR Directors' Briefing Paper: Facing Disruption
Are you worried about potential disruption within your business field and how it might affect the future of your organisation? Perhaps, you have identified some disruptors already and need effective strategies to prepare your business? In this paper we highlight some new or newish trends that may significantly influence your business and suggest some coping mechanisms to ensure that both HR and the overall business can survive in the face of new challenges.
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