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Christine Armstrong

@carmstrongldn

Author & vlogger on where life crashes into work armstrongpartners.co.uk

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Christine Armstrong (@carmstrongldn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hancock Syndrome = the opposite of (hate the term) Imposter Syndrome. Not enough doubt, questioning, reflection, thought. Subject of last week’s vlog in which I made a bid to ban the imposter stuff entirely.

Hancock Syndrome = the opposite of (hate the term) Imposter Syndrome. Not enough doubt, questioning, reflection, thought. Subject of last week’s vlog in which I made a bid to ban the imposter stuff entirely.
Sharon O'Dea (@sharonodea) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A project I worked on had Fix It Fridays, where the digital team were encouraged to, one Friday a month, take time out to fix a process that wasn’t working, or spend a day working at the frontline to understand how stuff actually worked. Got SO many good ideas from it.

Eat Sleep Work Repeat (@eatsleepwkrpt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"There's no single worse thing you can say to someone who is burnt out than 'Why don't you go for a walk?'" Myself and Christine Armstrong talked about an inspirationally candid LinkedIn post about burn out - and what any of us can do to beat it. linkedin.com/posts/brucedai…

alaric mostyn (@stonecourtbrief) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most restructuring and employee layoffs are done for short-term or bad reasons or they are badly handled. Christine Armstrong Andrew Hill on the Financial Times Working It Podcast talking (un)common sense on how to manage layoffs better and avoid the worst errors. ft.com/content/b06b72…

Andrew Hill (@andrewtghill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How to survive corporate restructuring - “a fundamental shaking of people’s identity” - Christine Armstrong and I had fun talking about this serious topic to @IsabelBerwick for the latest edition of the FT’s Working It shows.acast.com/working-it/epi…

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To reinforce that layoff programmes are short-term and ignore longer term costs, new research published in Harvard Business Review by Didier Elzinga & Amy Lavoie shows the hit to employee engagement among those people remaining takes years to recover, with a direct link to performance.

Rakesh Misra (@rm1sra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The mere mention of the word "restructuring" is enough to shake up corporate souls. Here 👇 is a an interesting conversation between Andrew Hill, Christine Armstrong and @IsabelBerwick on this topic.

Irish Tech News (@irish_technews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What a quick fire data ssession with Christine Armstrong ! 10% of Irish workers are fully engaged! 43% of employees would rather get divorced then return to the office ! Pendulum Summit #pendulumsummit

What a quick fire data ssession with <a href="/CArmstrongLDN/">Christine Armstrong</a> ! 10% of Irish workers are fully engaged! 43% of employees would rather get divorced then return to the office ! <a href="/PendulumSummit/">Pendulum Summit</a> #pendulumsummit
Pendulum Summit (@pendulumsummit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What a real treat to have the ultra-dynamic Christine Armstrong with a bit of razzmatazz in sequins to captivate The Convention Centre Dublin auditorium with her talk on the Future of Work... #PendulumSummit

What a real treat to have the ultra-dynamic <a href="/CArmstrongLDN/">Christine Armstrong</a> with a bit of razzmatazz in sequins to captivate <a href="/TheCCD/">The Convention Centre Dublin</a>  auditorium with her talk on the Future of Work... #PendulumSummit
Chris Rempel (@chris_rempel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s nearly useless to take advice from billionaires, both literal and figurative. Even if the advice is interesting. The problems, challenges & pitfalls that threaten someone in the top 0.001% of their field (business, athletics, acting, storytelling, etc) are so utterly exotic