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13 Leading Change Management Models For Your Business

Vantage Circle

This blog summarizes 13 leading change management models. The internal emotional journey that people often go through when dealing with change and transition is described by the "change curve." The Deming Wheel or Deming Cycle are two names for the methodology. Top 13 Change Management Models For Your Business.

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What Creating 300 Blog Posts Taught Us About Content Marketing

15Five

Today we celebrate a huge milestone… this is our 300th Blog Post (cue celebratory trumpets, virtual balloons, and superfluous exclamation marks)!!! We’ve come a long way since our first blog post was published in April of 2013. For the most part, these are what we blog about. 1) Give ‘Em What They Want. Click To Tweet.

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23 Awesome Ways To Make Employee Work Anniversaries Memorable

Vantage Circle

Here, in this blog, it’s all about the ways to celebrate your employee work anniversaries and make it a special affair for them. Remembering the long journey in an organization can be both fun and emotional for an employee. And it also instils a positive emotion in the hearts and minds of the employees’ for their respective employers.

Travel 40
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5 Reasons Why a Flat Organizational Structure Fails & What you can Do about it

Get Lighthouse

Looking at the press and blog posts around these companies provides telling insights we can all learn from. Their CEO, Chris Savage, reflected in a blog post: "We began to realize that by building a company with a flat org structure, we had done the exact opposite of what we had intended. Scaling and growing a business is really hard.

Manager 133
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Lessons on leadership: The 10 most impactful lessons I’ve learned from 1,000+ managers in 2019

Know Your Team

Measuring how safe your employees feel by looking for signs and when people allow emotion. Let go of the hypothetical wheel, and don’t try to steer conversations. Laughing wholeheartedly, crying without shame, getting angry, and then repairing relationships are all good signs that people feel psychologically safe.

Manager 52
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Unretirement: It’s Time to Rethink Age in the Workplace

AIHR

That’s just let you glide into and, you know, and have a happy retirement when the individual is going through stacks of emotions. It’s the planes at three o’clock in the morning, it’s on the trains, it is endless meetings, that kind of hamster wheel. You’ve given us 20, 30, whatever years.