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Ryan Jenkins

Atlanta
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Wall Street Journal Bestselling Leadership Author | #Teamwork #KeynoteSpeaker | #Generations, #GenZ, #FutureOfWork Expert | www.RivetConnect.com
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How to Slow the Growth of Loneliness at Work

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By Ryan Jenkins
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Lonely workers have a lot of company. Seventy percent of global workers experience loneliness at least monthly, and 52 percent experience it at least weekly, according tomy recent researchof more than 2,000 global workers. Not only does lonelinessshave 15 years off of a person’s life, butemployee productivity, loyalty, collaboration, and engagement decreasewhen employees feel this way. Loneliness has been silently and steadily growing for decades.
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Gen Z Is the Loneliest Generation

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By Ryan Jenkins
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As a team connection keynote speaker and trainer, I help companies build stronger teams and cultures via human connection. If you'd like help solving tough teamwork challenges inside your organization, click here.
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4 Key Insights to Understanding Workforce Loneliness

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By Ryan Jenkins
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Four key insights to understanding workforce loneliness. 1. Loneliness is an invisible mental health bully disrupting how we work. Picture this: you step into the middle of the Ultimate Fighting Championship Octagon as 2,600 fans scream your name. You open your arms like the wings of a bird, ushering in the cheers. You’re trying to absorb their energy and confidence before you clash with your menacing opponent. The referee drops her hand and the fight begins.
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