Time management – how to use your time more efficient

10. May 2019 by Carina Fuchs

No matter if you are studying, self-employed or working in an office – the ability to manage your own time is becoming more and more important. With a structured way of working you can not only impress in job interviews, but in the end...

Brave New Work? – work and leadership in the digital age

12. February 2019 by Carina Fuchs

Not only society and our everyday life are shaped by digitalisation, but also our work. In recent years, new concepts of work have emerged; terms such as “remote work”, “home office”, “job …

Health leadership and health management

2. August 2018 by Alexander Reitz

Healthy leadership holistically recognizes the existing additive as well as reluctant motivational and value structures and devotes particular attention to the subject area of stress and stress management.

Health leadership as an innovation factor

15. July 2018 by Alexander Reitz

Entrepreneurs and leaders who lead their teams and businesses to success know that this process requires a lot of energy. Long-term and sustainable, this only works if you rest yourself in your balance, full of energy and motivation. The basic...

Health in the workplace

21. February 2018 by Alexander Reitz

Digitization has arrived in the working world of Germany. Recent studies by BARMER Ersatzkasse and the University of St. Gallen show how digitalization is assessed and what consequences it has for those affected. In addition to these findings...

Three-part lecture series by Richard David Precht

5. November 2017 by Alexander Reitz

Society is undergoing structural change and faces fundamental societal challenges. The principle of meritocracy must be reconsidered, redefined and implemented in the near future. The previous concept of work is outdated and about the...

Burnout – ways out of the hamster trap

11. October 2017 by Alexander Reitz

Burnout is common today. What is it all about? Is burnout a disease? A collective name for a variety of symptoms? Is it a depression? Mental illnesses such as fatigue, depression, … have increased dramatically in recent years.

Chefs on the limit

12. December 2016 by Alexander Reitz

We go regularly to our stress limits, ignoring the warning signals of our body and our environment. Instead, we prefer to put our goals one step higher. The consequences that Nagel presents coincide with those that I discuss with my students

Does work make you sick?

7. July 2016 by Alexander Reitz

As part of the lecture Occupational Health Management in the study program Business Psychology in the summer semester 2016, I was able to win Prof. Dr. med. Reker for a keynote speech. I met Prof. Dr. Reker on the day of mental health in Münster...

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