U.S. Bank: The Imperfect Leader

ONLINE

This seminar explores the main myth of perfectionism: that to lead yourself or others successfully, you must ruthlessly pursue perfection. As an alternative, we will discuss the role of conscientiousness, compassion and empathy through the FACTS approach. We will dig deep into the implications of being "imperfect" on your ability to lead yourself and others with vulnerability, including practical strategies for coping with imposter syndrome and low confidence.   

Grace Lemmon, PhD, is an associate professor of management and director of the Doctor of Business Administration program for DePaul’s Kellstadt Graduate School of Business. She is a research expert on topics related to stress management, including burnout, engagement, work detachment and work recovery.  

Before the webinar, DePaul will present a brief overview of degree programs and credentials available to U.S. Bank employees.