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#58: The Value of Emotions at Work
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Has anyone ever told you to calm down, told you that you were overreacting or being too emotional? Have you ever felt like you had to hide how you were feeling at work, with friends or family?
I’m pretty sure everyone has experienced this at some point. And as an HR professional have you ever had a Manager or colleague tell you, they can’t stand it when people bring their feelings or emotions to work?
That’s a big yes for me. There are countless memes and jokes in HR circles about employees and their emotions and I admit I have shared a few stories in my day about what I have categorized as “extreme over-reactions” and emotional displays to small organizational changes such as moving a piece of furniture.
And while these situations make for entertaining social media posts and fodder for post-week HR social hours, they are also very important. Emotions have important value both at work and for us personally.
In today’s episode, I am going to share why I think emotions are important, why they shouldn’t necessarily be checked at the door to the office and how you can value and manage your own emotions so that you can comfortably bring them to work with you.
I hope this episode helps you reframe emotions at work and makes you feel empowered to embrace this very normal human experience!
Helpful Links for this Episode:
- Truth and Reconciliation Committee calls to Action
- Latest Statistics on Indigenous people in Canada
- Episode 18: Three Strategies to help you Tackle Difficult Conversations
- Join The HR Mentor Fan Club and get instant access to my Courageous Conversations Audio Lesson
- Sign up for the Newsletter to get notified of the HRCA Launch and remember your discount code HRMENTORPOD
And if you want to share your positive emotions about The HR Mentor I would love to hear from you!
Please leave a review and a rating on Apple Podcasts, Podbean or Spotify or a recommendation on LinkedIn. And if you haven't yet, don't forget to subscribe to The HR Mentor so you never miss an episode on the following platforms:
And if you are serious about building your HR career and you want to support the HR Mentor, consider getting a membership.
The HR Mentor Fan Club is a virtual space where you can get access to special bonus episodes of the podcast, resources, and free downloads as well as a chance to access special discounts on future programs.
If you join today, you will get instant access to my decision-making tool to help you say no to activities that aren’t aligned with your values and goals and much more.
You will also get instant access to my Courageous Conversations Audio Lesson to help you express your emotions at work!
As always, thank you so much for listening!
92 episodes
Manage episode 365731033 series 3483227
Has anyone ever told you to calm down, told you that you were overreacting or being too emotional? Have you ever felt like you had to hide how you were feeling at work, with friends or family?
I’m pretty sure everyone has experienced this at some point. And as an HR professional have you ever had a Manager or colleague tell you, they can’t stand it when people bring their feelings or emotions to work?
That’s a big yes for me. There are countless memes and jokes in HR circles about employees and their emotions and I admit I have shared a few stories in my day about what I have categorized as “extreme over-reactions” and emotional displays to small organizational changes such as moving a piece of furniture.
And while these situations make for entertaining social media posts and fodder for post-week HR social hours, they are also very important. Emotions have important value both at work and for us personally.
In today’s episode, I am going to share why I think emotions are important, why they shouldn’t necessarily be checked at the door to the office and how you can value and manage your own emotions so that you can comfortably bring them to work with you.
I hope this episode helps you reframe emotions at work and makes you feel empowered to embrace this very normal human experience!
Helpful Links for this Episode:
- Truth and Reconciliation Committee calls to Action
- Latest Statistics on Indigenous people in Canada
- Episode 18: Three Strategies to help you Tackle Difficult Conversations
- Join The HR Mentor Fan Club and get instant access to my Courageous Conversations Audio Lesson
- Sign up for the Newsletter to get notified of the HRCA Launch and remember your discount code HRMENTORPOD
And if you want to share your positive emotions about The HR Mentor I would love to hear from you!
Please leave a review and a rating on Apple Podcasts, Podbean or Spotify or a recommendation on LinkedIn. And if you haven't yet, don't forget to subscribe to The HR Mentor so you never miss an episode on the following platforms:
And if you are serious about building your HR career and you want to support the HR Mentor, consider getting a membership.
The HR Mentor Fan Club is a virtual space where you can get access to special bonus episodes of the podcast, resources, and free downloads as well as a chance to access special discounts on future programs.
If you join today, you will get instant access to my decision-making tool to help you say no to activities that aren’t aligned with your values and goals and much more.
You will also get instant access to my Courageous Conversations Audio Lesson to help you express your emotions at work!
As always, thank you so much for listening!
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