Every leader knows the frustration: you roll out a new system, restructure a team, or implement a better process and then you wait. And wait. While your competitors surge ahead, your organization struggles to keep pace, not because people can’t change but because no one taught them how.
In Business Changes Fast, People Change Slow, Steve Reiner dismantles the biggest excuse in corporate America and replaces it with a proven framework that accelerates adoption, reduces resistance, and creates a culture where change becomes your competitive advantage instead of your constant headache.
Drawing from years of hands-on leadership experience, Steve reveals why traditional change management fails and delivers a step-by-step Change Stamina Framework that shrinks the gap between the rate business is changing and the rate people change.
This isn’t theory. It’s a battle-tested process that works across industries, team sizes, and types of change. It spans from new software rollouts to complete organizational restructures. Whether you’re leading five people or five hundred, this practical guide shows you how to start making change happen faster. People change all the time. They just need the right support to change at the speed business demands.
Business will always change fast. Now your people can too.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Business moves at a relentless pace. New technology, new systems, restructuring, shifting markets, and evolving strategies can transform an organization overnight. But while businesses can change quickly, people often need more time to adapt.That gap can cost companies momentum, productivity, talented employees, and revenue.In Business Changes Fast, People Change Slow, bestselling author Steve Reiner challenges the common belief that people simply resist change. The real problem, he argues, is that most people have never been taught how to change effectively.Reiner introduces the Stamina Change Model, a practical, battle-tested framework designed to help leaders accelerate adoption, reduce resistance, and guide their people through change with greater confidence. Whether you're restructuring an organization, introducing new technology, implementing new software, or leading a team through a major transition, this approach gives you a clear path forward.Written for leaders at every level, from small teams to large organizations, this book shows how to turn change from a recurring management headache into a sustainable competitive advantage. If your organization needs to change faster without leaving its people behind, Business Changes Fast, People Change Slow provides the framework to make it happen. Business moves fast, but people need time to adapt. Steve Reiner's Stamina Change Model gives leaders a practical framework to reduce resistance, accelerate adoption, and turn organizational change into a competitive advantage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781969063312
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Business moves at a relentless pace. New technology, new systems, restructuring, shifting markets, and evolving strategies can transform an organization overnight. But while businesses can change quickly, people often need more time to adapt.That gap can cost companies momentum, productivity, talented employees, and revenue.In Business Changes Fast, People Change Slow, bestselling author Steve Reiner challenges the common belief that people simply resist change. The real problem, he argues, is that most people have never been taught how to change effectively.Reiner introduces the Stamina Change Model, a practical, battle-tested framework designed to help leaders accelerate adoption, reduce resistance, and guide their people through change with greater confidence. Whether you're restructuring an organization, introducing new technology, implementing new software, or leading a team through a major transition, this approach gives you a clear path forward.Written for leaders at every level, from small teams to large organizations, this book shows how to turn change from a recurring management headache into a sustainable competitive advantage. If your organization needs to change faster without leaving its people behind, Business Changes Fast, People Change Slow provides the framework to make it happen. Business moves fast, but people need time to adapt. Steve Reiner's Stamina Change Model gives leaders a practical framework to reduce resistance, accelerate adoption, and turn organizational change into a competitive advantage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781969063312
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