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Why Post-Pandemic Organizational Change Requires Guidance

CO2

Nobody resists change anymore because we’re always changing,” explains Carmen Liefeld, Leadership Coach at CO2 Partners. The challenge for leaders now is controlling that change so that it doesn’t control them.” Build processes that support organizational change. Re-align your rewards systems.

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Why Post-Pandemic Organizational Change Requires Guidance

CO2

Nobody resists change anymore because we’re always changing,” explains Carmen Liefeld, Leadership Coach at CO2 Partners. The challenge for leaders now is controlling that change so that it doesn’t control them.”. Shaping organizational cultures that support continuous change. Re-align your rewards systems.

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7 Ways we can Stretch Ourselves as Leaders

Ron Edmondson

A rapidly changing work culture takes creative, innovative and adaptable leaders. Leaders must learn to stretch ourselves as the demands upon us continually change. It’s mandatory just to keep up with the pace of change. We must continue to stretch ourselves to become better servant leaders.

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Creating a Successful Fleet Operation Means Investing in Employees

Strategy Driven

In the last five years, Public Works leadership have taken many actions to build a sustainable future. The continuous challenges of recruitment, onboarding, and retaining mechanics led the Public Works leadership to reevaluate their approach to staffing. Background.

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Making Changes in an Established Church

Ron Edmondson

Even if the church’s tradition is continual change (which this church’s tradition was not), every church (and every organization) forms a unique DNA of how things are done. In our setting, it had developed into a highly structured environment of systems and procedures, which made change more difficult than in some churches.

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Fatal Five Failure Factors of Culture Change Efforts

The Practical Leader

My last post illustrated how research with one Client pointed to leadership/culture development as the biggest internal change they must make. Poor Assessment of Systems/Processes and Perceptions/Attitudes. Leadership Lip Service: Behaviors Undefined and Underdeveloped. We’ll quickly dive down into each of these.

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Firms Need a Blueprint for Building Their IT Systems

Harvard Business Review

It is, unfortunately, also a great analogy for how many organizations have constructed their IT systems. Their structure emerged and continues to evolve without any blueprint or architectural integrity. Systems are implemented to support local initiatives. Many organizations are in a similar situation.

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