Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Change Management”
When I met with my physician for my annual physical recently, I asked him why he has chosen not to retire. After all, he is 77 years old. He replied, “I find excitement in the challenge of keeping up with all the advancements in the medical field. I read trade journals, listen to audio CDs, watch DVDs, attend seminars, and …
These are tough times. Whether it’s a lack of respect and civility among some coworkers, a lack of loyalty that some companies show toward their employees, jobs being shipped overseas, or wages failing to keep up with the economy, these are challenging times. What makes the situation so much more difficult is the way some people respond to these tough …
Can things get any worse than Hurricane Harvey? After watching hours of TV on the destruction, I wanted to say, “No. That’s as bad as it gets.” Then came Hurricane Irma. Living in Florida, in the eye of the storm, I was once again tempted to say, “No, that’s as bad as it gets.” Destruction everywhere. And then I got …
The great violinist Paganini was performing before a most distinguished audience. Suddenly, one of the strings on his violin snapped. The audience gasped, but the master musician continued unruffled to play on the three remaining strings. Snap! A second string broke. Then, with a sharp crack, a third string broke! For a brief moment, the artist stopped, raised his famous …
