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Introduction
The world of work has changed. Prompted by the pandemic, organizations everywhere have been forced to rethink how they do business to accommodate remote and flexible working arrangements for their employees. Individuals, meanwhile, have used the extra downtime to re-evaluate their priorities and career goals, and are now leaving their jobs in record numbers in a phenomenon that has come to be known as The Great Resignation.
Against this backdrop, as the world slowly emerges from the pandemic, an unprecedented era of hybrid work is beginning. As with all uncharted territories, this brave new world is filled with both pitfalls and opportunities, and companies from every industry are in the process of figuring out how best to navigate the former while taking advantage of the latter.
While every organization’s situation is slightly different, attracting and retaining the best talent is a key challenge for any company that wants to thrive in the hybrid work era. And to do so, there are two factors that stand out as more important than any others: understanding what really motivates people and creating psychologically safe environments.
In this White Paper, we investigate the ways in which companies can build Psychological Safety and Intrinsic Motivation into their work cultures (both hybrid and otherwise), and outline simple and effective strategies for getting started today.
To take an important step in crafting a new and more productive way of working, download it free below.
Psychological Safety and the Hybrid Work Era
Using Psychological Safety and Intrinsic Motivation to establish a new, hybrid work environment that boosts employee well-being
By Melissa Tarantola, Ph.D.
Chapters
Part 1: Characteristics of the Change Environment
Part 2: Reducing Barriers Through Psychological Safety
Part 3: Increasing Engagement Through Intrinsic Motivation
Part 4: Creating and Adjusting to New Work Realities
Part 5: Strategies for Fostering Psychological Safety & Intrinsic Motivation
Part 6: An Empathy Exercise to Support Psychological Safety and Intrinsic Motivation
Part 7: Learning and Adopting New Technology