Leading Change

Change-capable leadership is about how to forge a common direction around change, and how to align people and resources toward the new direction. Learn more about how to lead change in your organization.

When implementing change in an organization, “lack of leadership” is one predictable problem. Watch for these signs and learn to drive change better across your organization.

Handling workplace change can drain people’s reserves. Not all change is bad, but change does have a cost and depends on the resources available to adapt.

Productive change doesn’t happen by itself. As an effective change leader, you must know how to guide it using these 3 elements.

When faced with change, successful leaders are flexible enough to develop and adapt. Use these 5 tips for adapting to change and guiding your team through change.

The secret to adapting to change is managing the transition. Learn more about the 3 stages of transition — and tips for navigating each stage successfully.

Follow these 4 steps to help your workforce overcome change fatigue and build change resilience, which will foster a more innovative organizational culture.

Mediated dialogue uses visuals to spark candid, insightful, productive conversations. Learn how it can help you increase buy-in and manage change better.

To succeed at complex, continuous change, a rigorous approach is needed — probably a more rigorous approach than you are used to.

To gain the desired results from a new direction, system, or initiative, organizations need the benefit of change leadership along with change management. Read 5 steps for navigating change leadership.