Apesta Chung

 

MAcc, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

MA in Psychology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

M. Phil. In Industrial-Organizational Psychology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Ph.D. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

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    Having had the privilege of working within the commercial sphere for more than a decade, it has become quite evident to me the importance of maintaining positive mental health within the workplace. Therefore, I elected to further my education by obtaining a Doctorate in Industrial and Organizational Psychology. It is my sincere hope that through my research and experiences, I shall be able to make a meaningful contribution to society.

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    My area of expertise and curiosity lies in the realm of promoting mental health in the workplace from the standpoint of an organization. Furthermore, I am deeply invested in the study of the psychological mechanisms and consequences of the adoption of new technology in the workplace.

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    As Lord Denning, the former Master of the Rolls, once said: "The law is not a closed book. It is alive and it breathes. It adapts itself to the needs of society. It changes with the times." I believe that this principle holds true not only for the law, but for all aspects of life. And so, I strive to keep an open mind and embrace change in my work and personal philosophy.

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    In addition to my professional pursuits, I am also a student of the ancient philosophy of Zen. I find great solace and inspiration in its teachings, and believe that its principles can be applied to enhance one's professional and personal life.

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