Management: leadership & motivation, Sales & marketing, Coping with stress
The no-nonsense guide to change: how to lead it and how to lead through it when the world is still spinning. By the award-winning author of No Bullsh*t Leadership.
Nothing stays the same. The only constant we now face is change, and the demand for those who can grasp its opportunities has never been greater. Organisations today must learn to continuously adapt - and adapt faster than their competition. It is this that will drive them forward and it is this that is the modern leader's greatest challenge.
Despite what we're told, leading change is not a secret knowledge available only to a chosen few. This book cuts through the bullsh*t to enable everybody to do it and do it well. Drawing on over a decade of experience leading successful change programmes around the world, Chris Hirst cuts through the unworkable guff to reveal his uncomplicated, proven strategies for team, organisational and cultural transformation.
For everybody, from leaders of small teams to global enterprises, this book will transform how you lead, your results and the careers of those who work with you.
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Praise for No Bullsh*t Change: An 8 Step Guide for Everyday Leaders
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'A brilliant set of leadership tools that will
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help you succeed whatever your goal' - Sir Clive Woodward
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'A punchy, plainly written guide, offering a readable and enlightened view of what leaders do and how they should do it' - Financial Times
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'A new rubric on leadership' - Evening Standard
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