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Download this white paper to discover how the role of coaching has expanded from enabling individual transformation to organizational change, and best practices for leveraging coaching (particularly among middle managers) as a change enabler.
Productive change doesn’t happen by itself. As an effective change leader, you must know how to guide people through change with these 3 elements.
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Understanding the stages employees go through during a transition leads to faster and more productive change efforts. Watch this webinar to learn how to recognize the process of transition and understand the 3 C’s of leading yourself and others through change.
By leveraging our change leadership framework, Yara International ASA successfully initiated a cultural shift within the organization with buy-in from its executive team.
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