The Change Book: Change the Way You Think About Change

The Change Book: Change the Way You Think About Change
ISBN-10
160728863X
ISBN-13
9781607288633
Series
The Change Book
Category
Business & Economics
Pages
225
Language
English
Published
2011-03-15
Publisher
American Society for Training and Development
Authors
Mary Stewart, Tricia Emerson

Description

The Change Book provides a practical collection of tips and advice for anyone dealing with or managing organizational change. You will learn about change management, how to plan for change, how to create a communication strategy, and more. While not a comprehensive guide to leading change, this concise book contains an array of useful insights for change managers and is a great resource for people new to the concept or change.

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