Category Archives: Change Management

Recession, change and the heroic leader

John Kay (Beware the cult of the heroic chief executive FT, June 9) provides us with an excellent summary of the failings of the dominant, heroic leader. My research, conducted after the 1990s recession, shows that a special type of … Continue reading

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Creative Destruction: A special type of change management

The upside of a recession is that it brings with it a wave of creative destruction, generating new opportunities.  The sting in the tail however, is that this wave will also threaten established business strategies, making some obsolete. Many businesses … Continue reading

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Recession: Understanding the business and psychological impact

Overview: Recession – Understanding the business and psychological impact This briefing provides the results of a web-based survey conducted on this site between February and May 2009 to determine the real costs and impact of the recession – especially from … Continue reading

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Time to test some axioms

Download pdf Or, how to avoid the blindfolded bus driver’s syndrome. Overview This briefing takes the position that the current crisis is at least partially due to the acceptance of certain assumptions or rules about the way that the world … Continue reading

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