Ellen C. Scott is a journalist, editor, and writer, currently serving as the acting digital content director for Stylist magazine. Previously, she was the lifestyle and weekend editor at Metro, where she co-created and co-hosted the mental health podcast "Mentally Yours", which was shortlisted for a Mind Media Award. At Metro, she developed successful online content series such as "What I Rent", "How I Save", "Better Living", and "Getting Better", which focused on her experiences with OCD and depression, significantly increasing the site's traffic and reader engagement.
Ellen coined the term ‘chronoworking’ and was among the first to address topics like quiet quitting and bare minimum Mondays in online media. She has a keen interest in work culture, career relationships, and finding satisfaction in professional life. This interest is evident in her discussions as co-host on Bruce Daisley's podcast, "Eat, Sleep, Work, Repeat", and in her contributions to the "Working On Purpose" newsletter.
In addition to her journalism, Ellen writes fiction and is currently working on a novel and several short stories.
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What topics does Ellen Scott specialise in?
Ellen Scott specialises in talking about mental health, work culture, fiction writing and more.
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Ellen captivates audiences with her engaging insights and warm presence. Her expertise in workplace trends and mental health resonates deeply, creating a welcoming atmosphere that encourages valuable discussions and thoughtful takeaways for all participants. AI summary based on real event feedback.
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Ellen C. Scott, the originator of the term ‘chronoworking’ and a pioneer in discussing concepts like quiet quitting and bare minimum Mondays, explores our relationship with work and the pursuit of career contentment. Attendees will gain insights into navigating modern work challenges and strategies for achieving fulfilment in their professional lives.
In this session, Ellen C. Scott addresses upcoming workplace trends. Drawing from her extensive experience as a journalist, Ellen explores job applications and employee expectations in our new world of working. Providing valuable insights into the evolving work landscape, including the impact of AI and technology, Ellen offers a fresh yet reassuring perspective on technological advancements. Attendees will come away feeling informed about how to navigate the changing employment landscape effectively.
