Adaptability and Resilience

Keeping an open mind

As a closing to my series of blog posts, I thought I’d reflect on how adaptability has changed my thinking over the past few weeks.

After researching the topic and reading others thoughts, I’ve come to the conclusion that you need to go through life with an…

Being able to adapt in a group setting

The Business Journals has an article titled “4 tips for being more flexible and adaptable” by Simon T. Bailey.

This quote stood out to me:

Adapting at Work

Recently at work I’ve decided to take on projects that are not necessarily my forte. I work in a restaurant and we are starting to deliver our food to any house within a five-mile radius. I currently work as a key holder, bartender, and server, so deliver driving is very new to me. The owners of…

Adapting ourselves for the future

Recently I came across this video that had a tremendous impact on me. Not only for it’s relevance to this research blog, but to my future career as well.

In a few years, the working world will be nothing like it is today. With the advancements…

Why Change?

The article “Employees’ Adaptability and Perceptions of Change-Related Uncertainty: Implications for Perceived Organizational Support, Job Satisfaction, and Performance” written by Kristin L. Cullen, Bryan D. Edwards, Wm. Camron Casper, and Kevin Gue from the Journal of Business & Psychology, has…

About my blog

As you can see, my name is Carly. This blog will be focused on adaptability in the workplace. Being a School of Management major at The University at Buffalo, learning how to adapt to specific situations will be crucial to success in my career. Not only will I benefit from my research, but others will…