It's Sunday. We want to hear how you're feeling about work. Help us better understand what a sustainable workplace should be. A workplace that people don't have to 'recover' from. A workplace that fills you with energy rather than drains you. A workplace that works that is sustainable for the workplace and the people in it. Take part in The State of Workplace Burnout Study today! Complete a short anonymous survey while you have your Sunday coffee and help us create the insights to reduce burnout and create better workplaces. Click on the link below to get started. https://lnkd.in/gyMsBMfE Thank you for your support. #SWB2025 #burnout #loneliness #womenatwork #abetterworkplace
Infinite Potential
Think Tanks
Sydney, New South Wales 331 followers
Infinite potential is non-profit think tank dedicated to creating a better workplace through data-driven insights.
About us
Infinite potential is non-profit think tank dedicated to developing high quality rigorous research, insights, and practical solutions to address some of the most pressing problems found in the workplace. We seek to help organisations create work environments and cultures that energises and helps their people reach their potential. Leaving people better off then before their joined.
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- Sydney, New South Wales
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- Burnout, Leadership, Culture, Future of Work, and People Analytics
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In last year's State of Workplace Burnout study, we found that not only do women experience higher levels of burnout than men, but the gap is growing. This year, we are looking into what might be happening in the workplace that is creating additional stressors for women. We want to move the conversation beyond 'caring responsibilities' as that puts the blame back on women and organisations can wash their hands of responsibilities on burnout. We want to hear about your experience in the workplace. This is an anonymous global survey and results from past years have helped make real changes in organisations. Participate today by clicking on the link below! https://lnkd.in/gyMsBMfE #SWB2025 #burnout #womenatwork #loneliness #workplacesustainability
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Join this amazing line-up for a discussion on why burnout is an inclusion issue!
Have you RSVP'd to our next event exploring why burnout is an inclusion issue❓ Nearly half the global workforce is grappling with burnout, which historically has been considered a consequence of long hours, a physically demanding job, or a high-stress environment. According to emerging data, burnout is also highly correlated with low feelings of inclusion. Our next D&I Insights event, sponsored by Gilbert + Tobin, will explore how a focus on workplace inclusion and flexibility can help protect against burnout. With an expert guest panel, we'll discuss how to integrate both inclusion and flexibility to support wellbeing and prevent burnout at work. Join DCA CEO Lisa Annese and our guest panel featuring: * Anna Sparkes (she/her), Chief People Officer, Gilbert + Tobin, * Dr John Chan, Ph.D. (he/him), Managing Director, Infinite Potential, * Dr Clinton Schultz, Director of First Nations Strategy and Partnerships, Black Dog Institute, and * April Lea (she/her), Founder, The Safe Space Collective. Don't miss out on this critical event for workplaces. RSVP now here. 👉https://ow.ly/tWOp50TYWV5 #WorkplaceInclusion #FlexWork #FlexibilityAtWork #InclusionMatters #WorkplaceWellbeing #WellbeingAtWork #InclusiveLeadership #HumanResources #BusinessAustralia #DiversityEquityInclusion
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We want to hear about your experience with work to better understand how we can make a workplace that works for everyone! More specifically, we are trying to understand: - Which intersectional group maybe experiencing higher levels of burnout? - Why women experience burnout more than men? (moving the conversation from the excuse of caring responsibilities) - The link between burnout and loneliness Help us by participating in this anonymous survey and share it with your friends and colleagues! Click here to begin: https://lnkd.in/gyMsBMfE
✨How well is work working for you right now?✨ One of the heartwarming pieces of feedback I hear time and again from people who have done this year's survey is how it's helped them reflect on their relationship with work right now. "Great questions, really helpful" "So interesting to reflect on work after the year I've had" "Really good questions, got me thinking" "Lots of food for thought, thank you" The survey is not an individual burnout diagnostic – but it is driving insights and 'aha' moments for a lot of people. Do the Infinite Potential survey now. Use the QR code or the link right here https://lnkd.in/g5xtSen9 I'm curious: which insights stood out for you when you were doing the survey? #workplacesustainability #burnout #SOWB2025 #infinitepotential #survey
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Join John Chan, Ph.D. and top researchers in loneliness and social isolation as they bring together innovative ways to tackle this problem that affects all of us! Hear from leading experts across research and evaluation, government, lived experience, community, health, mental health, youth, technology and priority populations on how we can work together to deliver effective responses to address loneliness and social isolation. Register now! https://lnkd.in/gSwPNRqQ Ending Loneliness Together The University of Sydney Business School
You're invited! Join us on 4 November for a full day of innovation, bringing together the latest scientific research, lived experience insights and best practice translation into policy and community interventions. Hear from leading experts across research and evaluation, government, lived experience, community, health, mental health, youth, technology and priority populations, on how we can work together to deliver effective responses to address loneliness and social isolation. Register now 👉 https://lnkd.in/gibzsigs Wallis Social Research University of Sydney Orygen
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Join our Managing Director, John Chan, Ph.D. and other fantastic speakers at the Aon Aged & Community Care Safety Network. If you're in the sector, this is one not to be missed! https://lnkd.in/gW-S9Rfp
If you are a safety or risk professional connected to the Aged Care or Community Care industries and haven't already been invited to join our safety forum then please see this as an opportunity to learn more about this network. We meet quarterly, and our next session is a webinar scheduled for the 30th of this month. The event is free and has a great lineup of speakers. Details and link to register below!
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Infinite Potential is excited to be attending the Wellbeing at Work World Summit in Sydney on 12-14 November. Through partnering with this important event, we're looking to have great conversations about the strengths we can leverage to improve wellbeing at work – and what's holding organisations and leaders back. If you're attending, come find our managing director John Chan, Ph.D. or senior consultant Sally Clarke and say hi! #wellbeingatwork #wellbeingatworksydney #infinitepotential #burnout #burnoutprevention
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Got questions about participating in The State of Workplace Burnout study? We've got you. Here's information to help you better understand the importance of participating in the study. Got more questions? Please DM Sally Clarke or John Chan, Ph.D. and they'll be happy to answer any questions. We also have media packs to help you share the study with your organisation/sector. Just ask! Thank you for your support! #SWB2025 #burnout #burnoutresearch #loneliness #abetterworkplace #workplacesustainability
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Our managing director John Chan, Ph.D. speaking at the 2024 IOP conference in Perth about workplace sustainability and starting a movement! If you're at the conference, go find John and say hi! #2024IOP, #psychology #mentalhealth, #organisationalpsychology, #orgpsych, #iopsych #orgpsych #auorgpsychs #APSConference
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For the systemic issues that cause burnout, we need systemic solutions. Help us find these in just 15 minutes. The State of Workplace Burnout Study is now live and participation is simple. Complete the anonymous survey at this link below: https://lnkd.in/gyMsBMfE Join the movement – and spread its impact by sharing the survey with your network. Please reach out to John Chan, Ph.D. or Sally Clarke if you have any questions. Let's create better workplaces, together. #burnout #burnoutresearch #SWB2025 #abetterworkplace #workplacesustainability
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