Leading positive organizational change : energize - redesign - gel /

"Many organizations see the need to create more positive workplaces for their teams, but don't know how to go about enacting change. This book provides a straightforward toolbox approach and maps the flow of the change execution process within the context of a specific change initiative. W...

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Main Author: Tkaczy, Bart (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: London ; New York, NY : Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, c2021.
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Summary:"Many organizations see the need to create more positive workplaces for their teams, but don't know how to go about enacting change. This book provides a straightforward toolbox approach and maps the flow of the change execution process within the context of a specific change initiative. Written by a leading expert in change management and using a tried and tested approach in practice, this book provides a collection of 30 powerful and imaginative activities and frameworks that can be applied by change leaders and change leadership teams to help when moving individuals, teams and enterprises from a current to a desired position. The focus of these tools is to move the organization to "positive" organizational health through employing collective change approaches and agile thinking. The active, reflective and task-based method will equip readers with the skills needed to energize teams to make the change. Consisting of handouts and activities, this highly practical book can be used in a variety of business settings, such as executive leadership team meetings, change retreats, change labs and boot camps and design thinking workshops. It can also be used in one-on-one and team executive coaching, and serves as a stand-alone 'change project workbook' for organizational leaders"--
Physical Description:xviii, 167 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Bibliography:Includes: bibliographical references and index (p.161-167)
ISBN:9781003023937