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Summer’s here - yay! - and so is Chris Chen's #Impactiversary - double yay! 🧁️ The Director of our Property team, Chris has been with us for more than a couple Impactiversary celebrations now, but we never get sick of singing his praises. Let's see what the team had to say about working with this guy, shall we? 〰️ "Chris is a natural leader, he's a team player who knows his stuff and never hesitates to step in and help out however he can. He's his team's biggest support and genuinely wants to see them succeed. He's an excellent resource for anyone new to the industry and, at the same time, he's open to learning, too. Great person, through and through." 〰️ "He doesn't take himself too seriously, and I really like that in a leader. He's down to earth, kind, smart and supportive." 〰️ "Chris always makes time for you, no matter how busy he is and how much else he has going on. He's a great person to talk problems through with, a good friend and a kind person. He's also quick to laugh, easy to connect with and really great at what he does." 〰️ "How would I describe Chris? Okay, three words: funny, supportive, hard-working. Oh, and team player. I've actually got a lot more, but I'll keep it short and sweet." Help us celebrate another year of Chris Chen in the comments, won't you? #CheersToYou #Kudos #WorkAnniversary #TeamImpact #Property #Recruitment

Many of us even regret not appreciating experiences that we used to do more while we were having them. The knowledge that you've had things you've done for the last time helps you understand that you owe it to yourself to enjoy your life more now. For more content like this: https://lnkd.in/gfdugpj7 #lasttime #experiences

"From rookie to seasoned pro. Another year of coffee, meetings, and achievements! Celebrating 3 years of laughs, challenges, and countless memories!! ☕️🎉 #WorkAnniversary" #WorkMilestone #CareerAnniversary #Celebration #WorkJourney #CareerGoals #ProfessionalGrowth #CareerDevelopment #OfficeLife #TogetherWeThrive #ReflectAndCelebrate

Many of us even regret not appreciating experiences that we used to do more while we were having them. The knowledge that you've had things you've done for the last time helps you understand that you owe it to yourself to enjoy your life more now. For more content like this: https://lnkd.in/gfdugpj7 #lasttime #experiences

Celebrating 1 year of exceptional service with Alex, our dedicated Case Manager! 🎉 Her insights on "Coffee with the Boss" are a must-watch for anyone looking to be inspired. Link in bio. Here's to many more years of teamwork and success. #workanniversary #anniversaries #teamwork #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #teamworkquotes

My two weeks at Home Base in Boston have been truly eye opening. Regardless of branch of service, job specialty, or time in service, there are hard conversations and life experiences that we all choose to avoid. We often refuse to share our struggles or thoughts that gnaw at us daily with those who count on us at work and home. We're so hung up on what's considered acceptable talk in our corridors and workspaces that we fail to be mindful and take care of ourselves. For some, that mindset follows us home and we shut our emotional side down. Maybe how we act at work makes us feel more effective and productive as a spouse or parent. #Lies Or, maybe we can't turn off the worry of being viewed as weak out of fear of losing that trust we fought hard to earn. #TheStigmaPersists This random team of 14 that was formed on a Wharf in Charlestown overcame these military social norms. Our buried thoughts and stories became words that were spoken amongst total strangers who quickly became brothers. We related with each other in ways the first week that we sometimes can't with co-workers after years. #SadButTrue I'm home now and everything is just as I left it. The twins are still wild, my son is in a summer break state of mind, and my wife is as gorgeous and caring as ever. The only thing that I look to change is me. #NewOutlook I have so much work to do on myself, but I've been given the right tools and people who I know I can count on when I need them most. The TBI/ICP Clinic at Home Base is worth your time. YOU are worth your time. Regardless of your current status as active duty, reserve, or veteran, this particular team at Massachusetts General Hospital is here to serve you. If you care to learn more, please do not hesitate to contact me or call the professionals at Home Base: 617-724-5202 #CorhortA #LYMI #Boston #HomeBase #Russtopher #SUDsAreLow #Thanks! Photo Credit: Sonny Dez Visuals

Happy 1st Work Anniversary, Heval Patel. May this year bring you happiness, success, and all your heart's desires.🌟🎈 #multiicon #workanniversary #EmployeeAppreciation #MilestoneCelebration #anniversary #years #work #congratulations #thankyou #employeeappreciation "

There are many factors why people tend to stay in the job they hate. Three of them are: 1. The unknown can be intimidating. 2. The fear of risking financial stability. 3. Societal expectations and fear of judgment. However, there's one BIG reason that can trample these all if we're only paying attention... Life is Too Short. Our time is limited, and spending it in a job that makes us unhappy is not worth it. It often leads to detrimental effects on our overall well-being. DISCLAIMER: There's always a right time to quit, and preparation is crucial for a smooth transition. Assess your situation, plan your next steps, and take the leap when you're ready. Message me if you need help! #careertransition #SwissCareerwithAdelina #CareerCoach #quitting

I celebrate my 1 year "return to work" anniversary tomorrow! It's hard to believe it's been a full year since I decided to go back to work outside the home, after 7 years of staying at home full time to raise my 3 boys. Anniversaries always bring reflections, so here are some of mine from the past year: 1. Gratitude to my team Zete Performance at Zimmer Biomet - for hiring me, for giving me a chance, and for immediately making me feel included. 2. Gratitude to my husband for taking on extra family responsibilities, allowing me space to acclimate to our new normal. 3. Gratitude to the kids' preschool, who had spots open a week after the school year started, giving my kids the absolute best year ever and making our families' transition that much easier. 4. Gratitude to my mother-in-law, who helped with so many school pick-ups, school days off, and anything else we ever asked of her. It hasn't been without its challenges. Between sick kids and snow days, I did not have all 3 kids in school at the same time for over 12 weeks (thankful for the remote work life). My husband traveled a lot the first 5 months of the year. It was hard and exhausting and the sun wasn't shining - literally. I had to remind myself that hard does not equal bad, and to give our family grace. To me though, the biggest reflection is that this job is just that - a job. I will show up and give 100% day after day, but my family will always be my priority. I'm replaceable at work, but not at home. Keeping that perspective helps me to keep my work life & home life balanced. Here's to year 2 🎉

Yesterday marked a significant turning point in my career journey. I experienced being laid off, joining a lineage of talented individuals who have encountered similar emotions. The process of reflecting on this transition has been profound. It reminds me that dedication to an organization doesn't always equate to reciprocal commitment. While I understand the business aspect, it's essential to acknowledge the personal impact. Recalling countless late nights and early mornings spent striving to excel, I immersed myself in tasks, preparing my team diligently. There were periods of working seven days a week, driven by a profound belief in our mission. Moments like whispering "one more hour" turned into extended stays, epitomizing my commitment. Enduring severe illness during my initial months, attending IV infusions daily while never taking a break, showcased my unwavering dedication. Even during critical personal health moments, like undergoing surgery in 11/2022, I found myself sending emails en route to the operating room. Post-surgery, my immediate instinct was to ensure my team's stability, responding to inquiries from my hospital bed. Ignoring my recovery timeline to return to work prematurely, solely to support my team, underscores the personal sacrifices made. While comprehending the decision's business rationale, the profound personal impact can't be disregarded. It's a reminder of the intricate balance between professional commitment and personal well-being. #CareerJourney #ProfessionalReflections #PersonalGrowth