CHANGE: Take Care What You Fling Out The Window

September 21, 2015

CHANGE: Take Care What You Fling Out the Window
Presenter: M.L. Hillard, Drucker Academy
April-May, 2012

Description:
This course will not deal with trends, the pace of change, or even what is happening in the world today. There is more than enough written on such. It will however, equip those who have to manage the change process within a department or organization. The course will include transferable,transitional questions and vocabulary that can be applied after any session, to any setting. The course, will first cover change process failures and change resistance. The second half will examine your people’s transition environment and explain a usable vocabulary to keep people and change decision failures at a minimum.

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