Increasing Your Capacity for Change in Today's Work Environment

In this recorded webinar, Dr. Victoria Halsey, VP of Applied Learning at The Ken Blanchard Companies shares three strategies for increasing your individual (and your organizational) ability to manage and succeed in a changing environment.

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You'll learn:

The five predictable stages of concern you must manage
The four mindsets that help you become change ready
How to build a change-focused learning and development plan

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to develop your individual and organizational capacity for change.

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