Compassion at Work
Andika Wiradiputra – 29116255
M. Rifki Kurniawan - 29116230
Clara Anggreaini - 29116115
Dadit Ichsan – 29116242
Jatu Irwanto – 29116104
Dwi Hermawan - 29114315
What is Compassion?
Sympathetic pity and concern for the
sufferings or misfortunes of others
Compassion at Work: an interpersonal
process involving the noticing, feeling, sense
making, and acting that alleviates the
suffering of another person in
organizational/work
What is Compassion?
from Old French compassion "sympathy, pity" (12c.),
from Late Latin compassionem (nominative compassio)
"sympathy," noun of state from past participle stem
of compati "to feel pity," from com "with, together"
(see com-) + pati "to suffer"
(see passion). (www.etymonline.com)
Sympathy
“Oh! Poor You…”
“I’m Sorry about what
happened to you”
Empathy
“I understand what you’re feeling,
I’ve been there”
“I see your pain and I understand”
Compassion
“I am motivated to help”
“How do you need me to help?”
Benefits and Disadvantage
Benefits Disadvantages
Increase employee retention Could raise injustice issue
Decreased Stress
Might seems unprofessional
Increase productivity
Boss can be seen weak
Improve health
Hard to take difficult
Better customer service decision if we get too close
Stronger connections
between coworkers
Compassion vs.
Professionalism
An individual who shows consideration and respect for
others demonstrates a commitment to professionalism.
Likewise, a person who keeps his or her word,
demonstrates loyalty, and exceeds expectations is
demonstrating professionalism.
There are four key elements that demonstrate a professional
attitude. These are:
Treat other with respect
Keep your word
Be loyal
Exceed expectations
How do we apply Compassion at
Work?
Noticing Interpretation Feeling Acting
Paying Attention Considering Empathizing with Taking
to clues that people’s suffering others. Simple Compassionate
might suggest to be real and gesture to action can be
someone is worthy increase improvised from
suffering. Tone of connection the circumstances
voice, body and tailored to
language, unusual meet needs of the
work pattern person suffering
gently asking in private Actively encountered Build relationship that Offering work flexibility,
about what might be naturally encourage our emphatic listening,
going on emphatic response reassurance around job
security
Conclusion
When people come together in a supportive environment,
and they feel safe from competition, there is less fear of
failure, which results in greater fortitude. These are
helpful qualities to have in any work environment.
With this, bonds are formed, trust is established, and a
willingness to collaborate on projects and shared visions
becomes the driving force behind our intentions.
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