It's been said that the only constant thing is change. That's certainly been true over the last year or, as the global pandemic has completely changed the way we work, play and even interact. That said, rapid change has been a "constant" for most of the 20th and 21st centuries, particularly in the world of work.
In this episode of "Unlocking Your People," Jess chats with Rene Woolridge to discuss how the workplace has changed, and more importantly, how people are managing (or failing to manage) these changes.
You'll learn about the new phase of leadership some believe we're entering, from technical expertise, then people's potential and coaching skills to one that now focuses on empathy.
You'll discover the challenges that come with building a culture of empathy when people are in very different places psychologically.
You'll learn why some people are resistant to change, and why minds can't be changed by being adversarial, no matter how much evidence you present.
You'll also learn why shifting your focus to the things you can control can help when trying to manage rapid change in your life and workplace.
Join Jess and Rene as they explore the changing world of work and how organizations can help their people adapt and move forward.
Enjoy!
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