Top tips for building wellbeing in your early careers talent
If you're looking for ideas to implement in the workplace that will help build wellbeing in your early careers talent - then look no further!
At Outward Bound we define wellbeing as feeling good and functioning well. Young people need both to live healthy lives, thrive at work and contribute well to society.
We've identified three key components that are explored, learnt and developed on our programmes, helping young people develop the skills needed to feel good and function well as individuals:
- Tackling fear of failure and dealing with change
- Building connections and relationships with others
- Building a sense of confidence, capability and purpose.
But what can YOU do to help your early careers talent if you can't get them to Outward Bound or you want to build on the magic generated on their programme back in the workplace?
Kristel from our early careers team has shared some top tips for each of the three components here...
Kristel's Top tips
- Give them a safe space to try new things without worrying if it goes wrong. Think 'fail safe, fail fast, learn fast'.
- Networks are lacking. Engineer situations to bring people together. You'll also develop loyalty and a sense of belonging.
- Maturity is a challenge for lots of early talent. Increase challenge levels and keep them out of the panic zone.
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Read more about wellbeing and your early careers talent
Download our wellbeing report summary
Watch our webinar on wellbeing and hear from apprentices and apprentice leads on their current reality.
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