Moral Injury Is Costing You Your Best People - a Harvard Trained Neurologist Explains with Dr. Zarya Rubin
About this episode
Cait Donovan and Dr. Zarya Rubin discuss moral injury and its impact on employee engagement and retention.
Your wellness program can't fix this. Cait sits down with Dr. Zarya Rubin, a Harvard-educated neurologist turned burnout researcher, to break down moral injury: the soul-level damage that happens when a system stops people from doing the work they signed up to do. It shows up in healthcare, nonprofits, and corporate teams alike. You'll learn why yoga and meditation can't touch a values mismatch, why the sunk cost fallacy keeps your best people stuck, and what leaders can actually do about it. A masterclass for execs and HR leaders trying to figure out why engagement scores and exit interviews don't match.
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