There is a lot of theory behind well-being at work, and much of this theory is applicable to ensuring better well-being at work. In this article, we will explore how well-being is shaped and developed, and the impact of well-being on individual employees, but also on workplace culture and performance. In particular, we will focus on the social aspects of well-being at work, which include collaboration, role clarification, expectation alignment, psychological work environment, culture and organisational leadership. If you want to turn poor well-being into better well-being at work, you are in the right place. We also turn the link between feedback and well-being, so hang on, we'll start with a historical retrospective.
Everything you need to know about feedback for now.
Here's an overview of why good feedback is essential for your organisation - both to ensure engaged employees, good performance, well-being and a good learning culture
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