The Loneliness Epidemic at Work and Empowering Girls to Challenge Barriers-The Loneliness Epidemic at Work: Why Connection Matters More Than Proximity
About this episode
Berrin Erdogan discusses the loneliness epidemic at work and its serious consequences, offering advice to reduce workplace isolation.
One in four adults report feeling lonely, and the workplace might be making it worse. Berrin Erdogan, PhD, Express Employment Professionals Professor, Cameron Professor of Management & Leadership in the School of Business at Portland State University says feeling invisible at work isn't just unpleasant—it's actually dangerous. She discusses the serious physical and emotional consequences of persistent isolation, and offers advice to reduce loneliness on the job.
People in this episode
Guest: Berrin Erdogan
Topics covered
- loneliness
- workplace
- mental health
- connection
- isolation
- empowerment
Keywords
- loneliness
- workplace
- isolation
- mental health
- connection
- Berrin Erdogan
- Portland State University
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Organizations: Portland State University
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