Ellen Bailey

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<p>In talking to other Black women professionals, Ellen Bailey, Vice President for Diversity and Culture at Harvard Business Publishing, realized that her feelings of stress and fatigue over the past 18 months were not unique to her, nor were they signs of failure. As Black women have been at the center of discussions around racial injustice and inequality at organizations, Ellen and her counterparts talked through the pressures of helping develop solutions to these problems. But while it could feel incredibly impactful or invigorating to lead such important work, it could also lead to exhaustion or feelings of battle fatigue. In this video, Ellen talks with career coach Octavia Goredema and organizational psychologist Laura Morgan Roberts about balancing self-care with the pressure to do well not only for one&#8217;s self, but for others.</p>

Video: Black Women on the Challenges and Opportunities of the Past 18 Months

<p>Ao conversar com outras profissionais negras, Ellen Bailey, Vice-presidente de Diversidade e Cultura da Harvard Business Publishing, percebeu que seus sentimentos de estresse e fadiga nos últimos 18 meses não eram exclusivos dela, nem eram sinais de fracasso. Como as mulheres negras têm estado no centro das discussões sobre injustiça racial e desigualdade nas organizações, Ellen e seus colegas falaram sobre as pressões de ajudar a desenvolver soluções para esses problemas. Mas, embora possa parecer incrivelmente impactante ou revigorante liderar um trabalho tão importante, isso também pode levar à exaustão ou a sentimentos de fadiga de batalha. Neste vídeo, Ellen conversa com a coach de carreira Octavia Goredema e a psicóloga organizacional Laura Morgan Roberts sobre como equilibrar o autocuidado com a pressão de fazer o bem não apenas para si mesmo, mas para os outros.</p>

V&iacute;deo: Mulheres negras sobre os desafios e as oportunidades dos &uacute;ltimos 18 meses

In talking to other Black women professionals, Ellen Bailey, Vice President for Diversity and Culture at Harvard Business Publishing, realized that her feelings of stress and fatigue over the past 18 months were not unique to her, nor were they signs of failure. As Black women have been at the center of discussions around racial injustice and inequality at organizations, Ellen and her counterparts talked through the pressures of helping develop solutions to these problems. But while it could feel incredibly impactful or invigorating to lead such important work, it could also lead to exhaustion or feelings of battle fatigue. In this video, Ellen talks with career coach Octavia Goredema and organizational psychologist Laura Morgan Roberts about balancing self-care with the pressure to do well not only for one’s self, but for others.

Vídeo: Mulheres negras sobre os desafios e as oportunidades dos últimos 18 meses

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