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Change · 2003
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Other issues and predictions for 2004 and beyond
An association newsletter has just published, for their executives, my article outlining some of the issues and trends that will affect them in 2004 and beyond. While the article…
Dealing with people who have a "change anti-virus"
My latest Association Agenda article is online: "Many people seem to be driven by a rather simple outlook on life: whenever confronted with something new, they quickly respond…
"Career planning in the 21st century"
"By understanding what is going to happen in the future, you can prepare yourself to maintain your career -- and hence your income -- through a period of unprecedented change." A…
Later this week - a career planning workshop
I'll be helping to launch a career development program for Rogers Communications. The program will be designed to "help people determine where they want to go in their careers and…
"Resistance is futile" - Coping with ketchup
My Globe column of today focusses on the issue of change : "Go on, admit it: You still set the "upside down" ketchup bottle down cap up.....Of course, we can all be forgiven for…
'Coping with ketchup"
A video clip from a recent keynote presentation I did focussing on change -- have you noticed the new ketchup bottles? [ video ]
"Why talk is key to making technology work"
My June Profit column is now up, focussing on the issue of change management. For example, when it comes to new business systems, I note that you should "...recognize that you…
"It’s lonely being a visionary"
While cleaning up the office today, I came across a book that I contributed the Foreword to a few years back. The book was "e-Work Architect: How HR Leads the Way Using the…
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