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Case Study: Moving Resisters of Change to Change Champions – Part 2

Gina Abudi

Changing the Minds of Employees in Finance Read Part I of the case study. The second meeting with the group was well attended, everyone made time on their calendar and attended the meeting. The post Case Study: Moving Resisters of Change to Change Champions – Part 2 appeared first on Gina Abudi.

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LSA Global Delivers Consultative Business Partner Skills for Finance Organization

LSA Global

Net Promoter Score This Finance Organization created a leadership academy to help improve their business partnering, intra-team partnering, and collaboration capabilities to better serve their internal clients to meet high growth goals. Job Relevance 98.6% Satisfaction 73% Knowledge Gain 93.%

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Helping an Employee Manage Through Change - II

Gina Abudi

A Mini Case Study – Part II Please read Part I for background information. Shawn felt the meeting with Allie went well. The post Helping an Employee Manage Through Change - II appeared first on Gina Abudi. The post Helping an Employee Manage Through Change - II appeared first on Gina Abudi.

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Leading Change: Are You Really Engaging Employees – Part 3 of 3

Gina Abudi

Read Part 1 and Part 2 of our case study. In this last part of the case study, we’ll share what we did to get the stakeholder committee, and therefore this project, back on track and heading in the right direction. You’ll recall in Part 2 we were going to be meeting with the leadership [.].

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The Four Stages of Team Development – Part 2

Gina Abudi

An example of a team moving through the four stages – Part 2: Storming Read Part 1 of the case study. Prior to the second meeting of the Committee, I reviewed the postings on the SharePoint® site. While overall the conversations were professional, in a few cases, committee members seemed to shoot [.]. Stage 2: Storming.

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Changing Company Culture Requires a Movement, Not a Mandate

Harvard Business

At IDEO, we believe that the most significant change often comes through social movements, and that despite the differences between private enterprises and society, leaders can learn from how these initiators engage and mobilize the masses to institutionalize new societal norms. Dr. Reddy’s: A Movement-Minded Case Study.

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Firing James Damore Could Be a Setback for Google’s Diversity Goals

Harvard Business

In my experience — consulting on gender with hundreds of companies — this is rarely the case. Leadership teams are usually not aligned on gender issues and objectives. Leaders need to acknowledge this — and meet people where they actually are. This is a key leadership task.