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The Business Case for Compassion at Work
People do better work when they have conditions that help them flourish. Compassion training is starting to be more common for doctors and nurses. Managers stand to benefit from doing it, too.
“Happy employees also make for a more congenial workplace and improved customer service. Employees in positive moods are more willing to help peers and to provide customer service on their own accord. What’s more, compassionate, friendly, and supportive co-workers tend to build higher-quality relationships with others at work. In doing so, they boost coworkers’ productivity levels and increase coworkers’ feeling of social connection, as well as their commitment to the workplace and their levels of engagement with their job.”
