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Change Communication – the old and new.
It's been almost 9 years to the date since I published my first blog post on change communication "So just what is change communication" And in response to the #changeblogchallenge that Heather Stagl and I set up - this quarter needs to cover the same topic and it...
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Agile Change Leadership Certificate
It's an exciting day for Lena Ross of #changehacks and me! 10 enthusiastic participants kick-off with the pilot program of our latest collaboration – The Agile Change Leadership Certificate program. Perfect for time-poor managers and leaders, it’s a...
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Self-Care and the Change Practitioner
This post is a bit of a sobering one. It’s the culmination of a series of conversations over the last couple of years. I think we, as change practitioners, have hit a really precarious time. Although this post is probably addressed to more experienced change...
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Perception is reality
Thought I would touch on the topic of perceived control this time. Perceived control is a very important construct in acceptance of change. So often you hear that people just don’t like change. I take issue with that. People don’t mind change if managed or...
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#ChangeBlogChallenge – share the wisdom
Hear ye, hear ye! Announcing the inaugural #changeblogchallenge!! You know how I bang on a bit about change practitioners need to share their wisdom more in order for organisations, managers and leaders to understand what good change looks like? Well Heather Stagl...
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The Adventures of a Secret Agent
How good is it when you find a new 'go to' blog? Recently I stumbled onto "Once more unto the change' (aka 'Bring out your dead!). It's the work of Joe Gergen. Joe's based in the US and has worked in process re-engineering for fifteen years. I'm really loving it --...
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