Be More Podcast: Joyous Transformations with Judith Jungmann
Judith Jungmann, CHRO at Beckers Group, talks about the nature of human adaptability and the constancy of change.
Judith Jungmann, CHRO at Beckers Group, talks about the nature of human adaptability and the constancy of change.
Be More is a weekly one-on-one podcast about how everyone can thrive in the new world of work, hosted by Workday’s Patrick Cournoyer. This week: Judith Jungmann, CHRO at Beckers Group, on the nature of human adaptability, and the constancy of change.
They say change and comfort can’t coexist. We are, after all, creatures of comfort — the rhythm of routines soothing us in a chaotic world. And change can upend that stability, leaving us stressed.
But that doesn’t mean we can’t find joy in change. For Judith Jungmann, CHRO at Beckers Group, it’s about setting the right pace to give people the chance to embrace it at their own speed.
“Human beings are actually very adaptable and curious by nature, and we need some change,” Judith said. “We also like to make our own choice about the changes with which we are confronted. Quickly giving individuals the feeling they can influence change—and they can be heard—is the key to accelerating things.”
"Change is the only constant."
Judith Jungmann
Chief Human Resources Officer
Beckers Group
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