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Resilience at Work:
How to Succeed No Matter What Life Throws at You

Jobwerx Resources - February 18, 2004 - According to a recent issue of the Harvard Business Review, more than experience or training, it’s a person’s level of resilience in the face of stressful circumstances that will determine whether she or he succeeds or fails. Here are five tips to turn stresses to your advantage from Resilience at Work:

. Stay involved with what’s going on, rather than backing off.

. Put each stressful situation into a broader perspective, so that it’s more tolerable.

. Remember that stress and change are normal parts of life and help stimulate growth.

. Don’t let conflict with those around you drag on or get worse.

. Take unilateral actions to resolve each conflict positively by reacting with a pattern of giving and receiving assistance and encouragement.

Resilience at Work gives readers the courage and determination to face stressful problems instead of denying or avoiding them. Readers will learn proven techniques for:

• Increasing positive attitudes like commitment, control, and challenge, while decreasing those of isolation, powerlessness, and threat
• Developing patterns of support based on giving and getting assistance

Luckily, resilience is not simply an ability one is born with, but a skill anyone can learn and improve. Resilience at Work gives readers the motivation and tools to work constructively and remain hardy through difficult situations, and turn stressful changes in the workplace into golden opportunities.

Learn more about this must-read guide to workplace fortitude. Resilience at Work

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