Managing Business Change For DummiesManaging Business Change For Dummies gives you practical step-by-step advice for evaluating your organization's change effort from start to finish. This friendly guide brings you specific techniques and tools for each step of the change process -- from how to pinpoint potential problems and resolve them quickly, to how to help employees respond to change with more flexible and positive attitudes. |
Contents
Qyer TwoThirds of Q Ihanges Fail Dont Let Resistance | |
Resistance Looking at Losers and Winners | |
Dont Shoot Resisters Arent Your Enemies | |
ha ter Peo le ill Al a sResist | |
IfKn l eIsPo erH DoI etMore fIt? | |
Managers Resist Change | |
Planning Your Change From Calamari to Tiramisu | |
What Does Your Brave New W orld Look Like? | |
Understanding the Power of Your Implementation Plan | |
No atD Y TellY rEml | |
Making Communication Work for | |
Assessment Hows Your Management Doing with | |
Taking Care of Yourself No Qne Else Will | |
The Part of Tens | |
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