How to Navigate a Toxic Workplace

How to Navigate a Toxic Workplace

Professor Connson Locke examines the different strategies we can adopt when mistrust is high and collaboration is not happening.

Date and time

Friday, July 5 · 10am - 12pm CDT

Location

1820 Skeen St

1820 Skeen Street Madison, IL 62060

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About this event

  • 2 hours

Workplace toxicity comes in many forms. Sometimes personal vendettas run riot, or impossible workloads become the norm. Sometimes bullies are allowed to thrive and bosses are absent.

A key symptom of toxicity is that open dialogue shuts down. This broken communication hurts everyone; but those with less power in particular need good communication and influencing skills.

In this webinar, with Professor Connson Locke we examine the different strategies we can adopt when mistrust is high and collaboration is not happening.

We will discuss:

  • Why you need to clearly diagnose sources of toxicity
  • What to do if your boss is hostile, absent or indifferent
  • How to deal with bias and stereotyping
  • How to recruit allies and gain influence
  • How toxic behaviour starts and why it is tolerated
  • When to stay and when to go.

Professor Connson Locke teaches leadership, organisational behaviour, negotiation and decision making at the London School of Economics. She has received several teaching awards including the Department of Management Outstanding Teaching Contribution Award and the LSE Excellence in Education Award. She is the author of Making Your Voice Heard: How to own your space, access your inner power and become influential.

All participants receive:

  • Access to the webinar and the chance to ask questions live
  • Catch-up recording of the webinar
  • A bonus materials resource pack including slides and support materials.

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