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Leading Change Handbook: Concepts and Tools

Jody Spiro

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Eight tools for leading a change effort, one per stage: a readiness rubric, a stakeholder strategizer, a resistance reducer and a scale and sustainability score sheet among them. Each comes with a worked example.

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