Category: Burnout

abusive supervision, Burnout, CEOs, dark triad personality, Narcissism, personality, Research, toxic workplace, undermining

When does the workplace become toxic?

Series: Toxicity in the Workplace This is the first in a series of forthcoming blog posts on toxicity in the workplace, drawing on research in organizational behavior, leadership, and personality psychology. Much of my research sits at the intersection of leadership, values, personality, and international business. In recent years, a significant strand of that work has focused on the dark side of leadership, particularly on … Continue reading When does the workplace become toxic?

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Burnout, COVID, Generations, Leadership, Remote work, Research, Uncategorized, Wellbeing

Coping during the Pandemic: What a Difference a Generation Makes!

Audra I. Mockaitis (School of Business, Maynooth University) Christina L. Butler (Kingston University Business School) We present results from the first of a multi-part study that aims to gauge the extent that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused disruptions to people’s work-related and general wellbeing, and whether individuals with certain characteristics are better able to cope with these disruptions. We examine whether different generations are experiencing and … Continue reading Coping during the Pandemic: What a Difference a Generation Makes!

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