Wed - 21 Sep
Written by Jeff Richardson
Employee Adaptive Displacement
A New Condition Joining Workplace Depression and Career Burnout as a Factor Impacting Employee Productivity
by Tony Deblauwe
Monday, Feb 6th, 2012 Register
5:30pm Networking | 6:00-7:15pm Program (in-person or webinar)
What is Employee Adaptive Displacement?
Somewhere between the two extremes of workplace depression and career burnout lies the condition of Employee Adaptive Displacement (EAD). This condition is characterized by an employee who is still productive, and does not actively meet the criteria for workplace depression or of burnout, but there is still a distinct drop in overall productivity. In essence, the worker experiencing EAD is “drifting” through the work day rather than actively engaging in their work. The person may or may not even be aware that they have reduced their full level of productivity.
Fee: $20 in advance on $25 at the door
$10 special rate to students w/ school ID)
SBODN brings Silicon Valley change leaders together for monthly local community events and through web based learning. No membership is required. Live meeting attendance is $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
SBODN Directors, Jeff Richardson & Cherie Del Carlo
