Alone In A Crowded Office: Overcoming Toxic Behaviors That Foster Isolation
REPEATED FROM TUESDAY AT 10:30am
Toxic acts have no place at work, yet too often, people experience harm. Violations at any level foster isolation and exhaustion and erode senses of belonging. Your people's unfiltered opinions and creative ideas are your greatest assets. How can you be sure they feel safe enough to speak up? Embrace an empathy-driven framework to label rooted issues, identify tools encouraging team member buy-in, and reinforce organizational efforts that build more welcoming cultures for all. Participants will confidently advocate for their voices in a way that ensures that everyone feels empowered to speak up, no matter their role, tenure, or social capital.
Learning Objectives:
- Diagnose why the type or severity of toxic behaviors are less critical than their neurological impact and how any level of harm can create isolation, derail creativity, and erode trust.
- Implement a tailored framework to reflect on obstacles and trust gaps before outlining organizational practices, investments, and policies that prevent harm.
- Transform how you authentically seek out, hear, and act upon your people's perspectives to determine solutions rooted in team member buy-in.
- Adopt advocacy skills and cultivate a people-centered mindset to ensure you feel confident speaking up for your safety needs and the needs of others.
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Tim Mousseau
Tim Mousseau, the founder of Create Safe, has consulted and trained over 400 global organizations. Tim's mission centers around creating people-first spaces where everyone feels safe enough to show up authentically and share their creative ideas. Tim blends original research, shares vulnerably about his experiences as a survivor of workplace sexual harassment, and uses deliberate engagement to help create more human organizations that feel safer and welcoming for everyone.
Building off original research with 1500+ participants, Tim has designed a customizable framework and identified realistic tactics to stop any form of harm, cultivate feelings of safety, and create human-centered cultures.