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How to sharpen your inner game

by Lindsey Agness | The Leader Spotlight Podcast with Annette Klososky and Addison Price.

How to build capability for change

by Lindsey Agness | The Maverick Paradox Podcast by Judith Germain

Why is it so hard to change behaviour – and how to solve the challenge

by Lindsey Agness | Change Management Review Podcast by Theresa Moulton.

What Does It Take To Shift Behavior?

by Lindsey Agness | Change Out Loud by Adnan Ali.

How to make lasting changes in a post-Covid world

by Lindsey Agness | Leading People Podcast by Gerry Murray.

Change your organization

by Lindsey Agness | The Age of Organizational Effectiveness by Charles G. Chandler.

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In the face of these profound shifts, middle managers will assume a critical role

Regrettably, the term “middle” suggests that the individual in this position is merely passing through on their way to higher roles, ideally reaching the top.
However, McKinsey argue that middle management should not merely be seen as a transitional phase but can actually be a final destination in itself.

How to Navigate a Culture Change

Over the past few years, there has been a remarkable transformation in the definitions of work culture, which essentially refers to “how things are done here.” Numerous elements like processes, technology, workflows, and training have been undergoing significant modifications as leaders strive to adapt to global pressures and fulfill the evolving expectations of employees.

Supporting Middle Managers in The Hybrid Workplace

One of the biggest challenges faced by leaders is how to provide the best possible support to their employees, especially mid-level managers who directly support their teams. According to the UK Economist Impact Report – nearly all survey respondents (98%) want to or already have rethought their office space or deployed hybrid working technologies. In addition, 71.5% were looking to increase their spending on digital workspaces.

Hybrid working – best practice to adapting!

Employees are clear on one thing — they want the flexibility to choose between remote, hybrid, or office-based working arrangements. In the UK research suggests that the benefits relate to flexible scheduling, personal cost savings, the absence of commuting and improved home care opportunities, for pets, children and/or relatives

Digital culture change – a model for leaders

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