Recently named to the Thinkers50 Radar Class of 2024, Malissa is a trusted subject matter expert on a variety of topics including workaholism, overwork, burnout, employee engagement, work-family dynamics, and employee health and well-being.
Popular Press Articles and Blog Posts.
Time: “The ‘Great Resignation Is Finally Getting Companies to Take Burnout Seriously. Is It Enough?”
Business Insider: “I’m Determined to Be Less of a Workaholic This Year. Here’s How an Expert Suggested I Do Less.”
Glamour: “How Much Work Are You Really Supposed to Do at Work?”
Fast Company: “3 common traits of workaholics (and how to stop lying to yourself about why you work so much)”
CNBC: “4 ways to make the most of your time off the clock—without thinking about work”
The Walrus: “Out of Office: The Case for More Paid Vacation Days”
Teen Vogue: “How Do I Set Boundaries at Work? Here are Some Tips”
ABC: “Workaholism: Being addicted to your job won’t make you better at it”
Salon: “Work addiction is a real thing—and it’s not good for you”
Yahoo Health: “Workaholism is Really Bad for You”
Men’s Health: “5 Signs You’re Working Too Much”
Women’s Health: “The New OCD” [print only]
Elle: “It’s the end of the world as we know it. And we’re still at work”
Fast Company: “Why You Should Stop Bragging About Being A Workaholic”
Psychology Today: “The Personality of the Workaholic and the Issue of ‘Self’”
Media Mentions.
Read to Lead: “How to Fix the Always-On Culture of Business with Malissa Clark”
Secrets of Success: “Malissa Clark- Never Not Working”
Where Work Meets Life: “Never Not Working: How Always-On Cultures are Bad for People and Business”
Pandemic Parenting: “How Parents & Employers Can Navigate the Post-Pandemic Workplace”
The Mid-Career GPS: “Addressing Workaholism with Dr. Malissa Clark”
Master’s in Psychology: episode 18
Better Life Lab: “Addicted to the Job”
Thriving at Work: “Is your COVID childcare arrangement hurting your health?” [article spotlight]
Thriving at Work: “Are you a workaholic?” [article spotlight]
Healthy Work: “Dividing Work at Home” [article spotlight]
From Day One, February 2024 Atlanta Event
Harvard Business Review Press Webinar (virtual), March 2024
Malissa has been a keynote or invited speaker at numerous company events and conferences. To inquire about speaking engagements, reach out to Malissa here.
Podcasts.
Events and talks.
Sample one of Malissa’s Interviews:
Harvard Business Review: “How to Fix Your Company’s Culture of Overwork”
Fast Company: “These Are the Four Drivers of Workaholism”
SPSP Character & Context Blog: “Can’t Stop Yourself from Working? You Might Be a Workaholic”
Psychological Science Agenda: “Workaholism: It’s Not Just Long Hours on the Job”
Anxy: “The survival kit”
