This compact overview of change management today includes both classical critical frameworks and contemporary developments, as well as a focus on employability.
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Louise Boulter is Senior Lecturer at Bishop Grosseteste University, UK.
Thomas Calvard is Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management and Organisation Studies at the University of Edinburgh, UK.
Goudarz Azar is Professor of Strategy and International Business at Middlesex University London, UK.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This compact textbook provides an overview of how firms experience change and develops a critical lens of how change is managed at the organisational, individual and group levels. The authors bring to the fore the human aspect of change management: how you can learn to enact change in an ethical and empathetic way, taking into account psychological and cross-cultural perspectives, as well as business imperatives.Todays volatile and uncertain business environment means that change initiatives occur with greater frequency than ever before. A focus on employability skills permeates the text, to ensure that you are prepared to lead change in your professional life. Exercises at the end of each chapter prompt you to reflect on learning and how it could be effectively applied in an interview context, while a realistic fictional case study runs through the textbook, challenging you to guide the senior management team following an acquisition.Change programmes can flourish with the right approach, or flounder amidst struggles over power, culture, office politics and interpersonal relationships: Organizational Change in Action is a practical, contemporary guide to effective change leadership. This compact overview of change management today includes both classical critical frameworks and contemporary developments, as well as a focus on employability. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781350335141
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