Gary Kapanowski: 2014 Stock Market Watch
Reading several reports over the past quarter illustrates that many pundits have miss-timed the market. This is due to several new inputs not seen in past markets or recoveries. This...
Implementing culture change anywhere is a difficult and time-consuming task. At organizations, this process is most difficult due to the nature of the change is at a work environment where individual goals are not the same as the organization’s goals. This doesn’t have to be the case though. This article from the University of Michigan’s Center for Positive Organizations, provides the best way to get this process started.
- Define the result you are trying to create
- Find fellow change agents
- Build momentum
- Replicate rather than grow
Article Link: http://positiveorgs.bus.umich.edu/news/four-efficient-steps-toward-a-positive-culture/
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