[Read free] The Change Monster: The Human Forces That Fuel or Foil Corporate Transformation and Change
▲ Jeanie Daniel Duck ▲
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Excellent Resource for Understanding How People Struggle Through Change InitiativesBy Robert WickmanNote for Kindle owners: the book has several great graphical representations that do not show well in the Kindle version. On my Kindle DX they were illegible. I had to buy a used hard copy to be able to read them.Let me start off simple: I genuinely enjoyed reading The Change Monster. Ok, now that we have that out there, please allow me to expl.com Fear, curiosity, exhaustion, loyalty, paranoia, optimism, rage, and revelation--not quite the kind of emotions that are anticipated or discussed when leaders embark on organizational change, but exactly the kind to expect, says Jeanie Daniel Duck in her treatise on the human element of growthA brilliant, original, and powerful look at corporate change--mergers, reorganizations, transformations--and why it succeeds or fails.The Change Monster is the first book on the central issue that blows so many change efforts out of the water: the human interactions and emotional dynamics of the people involved. It is also an unusual book about business, one written from the heart as well as the head. The Change Monster is a tough-minded but compassionate book about leadership when major change... [PDF.xa20] The Change Monster: The Human Forces That Fuel or Foil Corporate Transformation and Change Rating: 4.92 (515 Votes)
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