by Janice Litvin | Aug 7, 2023 | Imposter Syndrome, Stress/Burnout
When I graduated from college I went to work as a computer programmer for a large bank, and believe it or not, even with my math degree, I felt like I didn’t belong. How could I fit in amongst a sea of brilliant programmers? I took the job because my mother said, “a...
by Janice Litvin | Jan 3, 2023 | Emotional Intelligence, Employee Engagement, Leadership
Recently Gallup released a new report entitled “Quiet Firing: What It Is and How to Stop Doing It.” We’ve all heard about quiet quitting, in which an employee shows up just to collect a paycheck and bide their time until they either qualify for their pension or find a...
by Janice Litvin | Dec 26, 2022 | Employee Engagement, Leadership
What Can we Learn about Leadership from a Team of Iditarod Mush Dogs? Recently I had the joyful experience of going on a mush ride with a team of Iditarod huskies. For those of you who are not familiar with mushing or the Iditarod, the Iditarod is an annual 1,100-mile...
by Janice Litvin | Jun 7, 2022 | Employee Engagement, Leadership, Stress/Burnout
These days there is a lot to be stressed out about, whether you are in Learning & Development, Human Resources, IT (Information Technology), education, healthcare, or any other profession. Stress can come from sad issues in the news, like the recent mass shootings...
by Janice Litvin | Apr 14, 2022 | Stress/Burnout
One of the biggest sources of stress that clients ask me about is time management. Time management experts have been sharing their ideas for years. Their suggestions have included the following: ...
