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Burnout keeps rising because wellbeing perks miss the cause. The 2026 research points to work friction and weak manager links, not long hours.
Most first-time managers struggle because they are promoted for individual performance and left without support to make a profound identity shift.
Over a third of feedback hurts performance. Here's the research-backed way to build a feedback culture that actually lifts your team.
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By Dr. Tess Breen, Organizational Psychologist Key takeaway: The healthiest teams don’t argue less than struggling ones. They argue differently. […]
Burnout keeps rising because wellbeing perks miss the cause. The 2026 research points to work friction and weak manager links, not long hours.
Most first-time managers struggle because they are promoted for individual performance and left without support to make a profound identity shift.
Over a third of feedback hurts performance. Here's the research-backed way to build a feedback culture that actually lifts your team.
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By Dr. Tess Breen, Organizational Psychologist Key takeaway: The healthiest teams don’t argue less than struggling ones. They argue differently. […]
Burnout keeps rising because wellbeing perks miss the cause. The 2026 research points to work friction and weak manager links, not long hours.
Most first-time managers struggle because they are promoted for individual performance and left without support to make a profound identity shift.
Over a third of feedback hurts performance. Here's the research-backed way to build a feedback culture that actually lifts your team.
Hello!
I’m Dr. Tess Breen
Equipping leaders to transform their organizations.
By Dr. Tess Breen, Organizational Psychologist Key takeaway: The healthiest teams don’t argue less than struggling ones. They argue differently. […]
Burnout keeps rising because wellbeing perks miss the cause. The 2026 research points to work friction and weak manager links, not long hours.
Most first-time managers struggle because they are promoted for individual performance and left without support to make a profound identity shift.
Over a third of feedback hurts performance. Here's the research-backed way to build a feedback culture that actually lifts your team.