Elemental Change

Neil Usher

ISBN 10: 1912555859 / ISBN 13: 9781912555857

Published by LID Publishing, GB, 2020

About this Item

Our intensely interconnected world never stops evolving. Amid the chaos of intended and unintended consequences we're expected to lead a change initiative. We have to learn fast, as it's already started. In Elemental Change, a highly practical, human and entertaining book, we're guided in how we might make complex change attainable - organizational, professional or personal - whether we have years of experience or are facing our first major challenge. It helps us think about what change is and means, how we prepare for it and what we do to make it successful. The elemental framework is highly portable, making it relevant to any location, sector, culture or discipline.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Elemental Change
• Publisher: LID Publishing, GB
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1912555859
• ISBN 13: 9781912555857
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New

About this title

Synopsis

Our intensely interconnected world never stops evolving. Amid the chaos of intended and unintended consequences we’re expected to lead a change initiative. We have to learn fast, as it’s already started.

In Elemental Change, a highly practical, human and entertaining book, we’re guided in how we might make complex change attainable – organizational, professional or personal – whether we have years of experience or are facing our first major challenge. It helps us think about what change is and means, how we prepare for it and what we do to make it successful. The elemental framework is highly portable, making it relevant to any location, sector, culture or discipline.

About the Author

Neil Usher has wrestled with complex change projects for almost 40 years and brings a wealth of client-side management and leadership experience from around the world. He has always tried to make complex problems and challenges understandable and accessible, championing simplicity. He has been actively blogging about work for over a decade and his first book The Elemental Workplace was published in 2018. He is a sought-after conference and academic speaker, always bringing a fresh perspective, challenging assumptions and myths. That said, he prefers to be thought of as ‘a regular bloke just trying to make sense of it all’. He lives in London with his family