- Taking Charge of Change II will help learners develop useful strategies for dealing with workplace change...
- Discover the three stages of change transition: Endings, the Neutral Zone and Beginnings
- Identify which of the three stages of change is more difficult for you and why
- Learn how causes or conditions around a change can influence one's needs through the transition that follows it
- Understand how and why each person in a workgroup may experience transition stages differently
- Recognize the role of communication (within teams, between teams, and between management levels) in the transition process
Taking Charge of Change video
Languages: English
Length: 20:00
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The "Taking Charge of Change II" training video teaches individual employees the skills necessary to understand and support change initiatives. By learning to recognize and address the internal transitions associated with any change, individuals are better able to guide themselves productively through organizational change.
This newly updated version features vignettes in a variety of industries - manufacturing, white-collar business, healthcare, government and education, and contains many more "how-to" applications than the original.
Stunning visual images feature a rookie skydiver making his first solo jump - a powerful metaphor for the leap we take into the unknown each time we experience a change in our own work lives.
Purchase Package Includes
- 1 Taking Charge of Change video
- 1 Leader's Guide
- 1 PowerPoint presentation on CD-ROM
- 10 Participant Workbooks
- 10 Pocket Reminder Cards
- 2 BONUS PROGRAMS! - a meeting opener JUMP! and 5 Booster Shot training video clips
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