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How to Do Agile Change Management

LSA Global

Agile Change Management – What Is It? Agile change management is an approach to managing the people side of change that works in concert with the agile project management methodology. That is good news from a change management consulting perspective. Basic Elements Change.

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How to Leverage Change Friction to Change Behaviors at Work

LSA Global

Do You Leverage Change Friction to Change Behaviors at Work? Experienced leaders know that organizational change is a constant and vital force that either propels strategies and people forward or stops them in their tracks. Friction makes a behavior less likely and impacts our decisions.

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The Power of Context to Manage Organizational Change

LSA Global

Change Event vs. Ongoing Change Mindsets The first is that far too many leaders approach organizational change as a distinct event that has a beginning and an end. In reality, change management consulting experts know that organizational change is complex, multi-dimensional, messy, and ongoing.

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The Power of Context to Manage Organizational Change

LSA Global

Change Event vs. Ongoing Change Mindsets The first is that far too many leaders approach organizational change as a distinct event that has a beginning and an end. In reality, change management consulting experts know that organizational change is complex, multi-dimensional, messy, and ongoing.

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How to Lead Employees through Cultural Change

LSA Global

As a leader, it is up to you to understand and shape your culture so that it aligns with and supports your strategy. How to Accomplish Cultural Change Right. We approach cultural change in five stages: Set a Clear and Compelling Course. Articulate and Share the Rationale for Change.

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