ACTO Virtual Workshop

Job Crafting and Task-Fit Analysis: How Human Factors Empower Coaching Within Organisations

Facilitated by: Dianne Commissaris

(CCE pending)

Fee: This workshop is offered free to members of ACTO, and we invite you to contribute any amount you feel inspired to, as a gesture of encouragement to support learning activities at ACTO.

$20 USD for prospective members. (Prospective members will receive a payment link after submitting the registration form)

Date/Time: 
Sept 9, 2024, 1:30 – 3:30 PM (EDT)

My promise to you for this webinar is to supercharge your coaching with new tools. They come from a field that is related so much to organisational coaching that I call it a ‘sibling’: Human Factors. A scientific discipline and profession whose goal is similar to ours: optimise human well-being and overall system performance. Although the tools within Human Factors are different, we coaches can definitely use some of them.

In this webinar, you’ll learn about job crafting, job carving and task-fit analysis. Tools at the cutting edge of the siblings, organisational coaching and Human Factors. Tools of value for the top-of-mind topics of any organisation, including CTO’s: sustainable performance, prevention of stress and burn-out, career development, reintegration after sick leave. Tools of value for any coach, as they help you in self-care and self-management in order to remain resilient and energised for your work.

You MUST be available to attend the workshop live. The session will be hosted through Zoom.

Prospective members will receive a payment link after submitting the registration form, registration is not complete until payment is received.

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Dianne Commissaris (1966) is an experienced professional coach and teacher. She’s both people-oriented and knowledge-driven. Has a passion for sports, health and personal development. Dianne lives in the south of The Netherlands, is fond of Sweden and loves to spend time with family and friends. Human connection is key to her, both in work and private life.

‘Work & health’ has been the common thread in her work since 1992. She held various positions in the field of Science & Technology: researcher and assistant professor at university level; project manager and consultant in the research industry. Dianne holds a bachelor degree in Occupational Therapy, a PhD in Human Movement Sciences (Human Factors) and is Certified Professional Coach since 2012, with a PCC credential from the International Coaching Federation ICF.