Navigating Sticky Workplace Situations: Skills to Help Yourself and Others

Sticky workplace situations are real, varied & widespread - but we often navigate them unsupported. Get equipped with tools, data & empathy.
About this Event

If you have navigated or are currently navigating a challenging workplace situation, you'd know how it can be isolating and overwhelming. You might not be able to talk about it to immediate professional contacts, and your personal friends might not have sufficient context to give you practical support.

Good news: there are practical tools to help you wherever you are on the journey.

At this practical and heartfelt workshop, you will receive tools, frameworks and skills to confidently navigate workplace challenges. We will discuss case studies and have time for Q&A. Inherent's tools and approaches have been created via research with Princeton University and serving hundreds of people in challenging workplace scenarios.

Learn how to triage challenging workplace situations - understand the core archetypes of sticky workplace situations, the internal and external signs for each, and the key decision points.
Learn how to augment your practical, emotional and expert support needs if you are currently navigating a challenging workplace situation, or if you are recovering from a past situation.
Understand the common myths that stop us from getting support and taking action when we face these scenarios.
Do a hands-on exercise to identify what is most important to you and take a small step to move forward, help someone you care about, or get healing from a past experience.

This timing is suitable for US, Asia and Australia timezones.

Your facilitators:

Karen Tay, Founder of Inherent, and Liz Woo, previously from Google and one of Inherent's allies to women.

What participants have said:

"I needed a very structured away to approach challenges and this workshop was just that."

"I felt very engaged throughout and the case studies and quotes helped me to quickly grasp the situations and concepts"

"I liked how you made alot of effort to safeguard boundaries especially given the sensitivity of such discussions. Session was empowering, hope-giving and soul lifting."