Self-leadership under permanent pressure to perform
Dauer: 0,5 Tage // Sprache: englisch // Auch als Online-Workshop verfügbar
Themenfeld: Zeit- und Projektmanagement // Zielgruppe: Post-Docs, Professor:innen
Short impulse with best practice exchange
Post doc or professors have a particularly efficient way of working and a high
willingness to perform. This is the only way they can cope with their daily work, which is
characterised by many tasks, the highest demands and limited time. At the same time, many
post docs and professors experience that despite all self-optimisation and efficiency, something
does not work out. How can you deal with this limit appropriately? Smart self-leadership always
includes acceptance and self-care. Accepting limits and being mindful of oneself is essential for
leaders. In our Best Practice Exchange, the participants learn how this can be achieved.
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