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- Emergent Leadership™ For The Modern World
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- My Approach To Traditional Organizational Development
- PPT Presentation on EMERGENT CHANGE®
- The Simple Law of Emergent Transforming™
- Emergent Organizations™: An Introduction To Emergent Organizational Development And Change (EODC)®
- EODC® – Key Emergent Phrases / Terms
- Basic Principles Of The Emergent Organizational Development and Change (EODC)® Platform
- Chaos Is Natural For Change and Emergence To Occur
- Part 4. Emergent Organizational Development® – Novel Technologies and Collaborative Network Organizations For The 21st Century Video
- Planned Change, Event Change and Emergent Change®
- The Emergent Organizational Development and Change (EODC)® Platform
- Emergent Action Research™ (EAR), and Emergent Learning™
- A Leadership Culture
- Part 1: Emergent Organizational Development® – Emergent Change® Video
- Re-Framing Perspectives
- Emergent Change vs. Planned Change
- A Living Culture™
- Emergent Organizational Development And Emergent Change (EODC)®
- A “Living Vision” – Emergent Organizational Development (EOD)®
- “Creating Readiness For Desired Change and Development”
- The Land Of Org – “A Living, Emerging Vision”
- Beauty (Cultural Congruency) and the Beast (The Culture Gap)
- Rethinking Resistance
- The 60% – 70% CM / Project Management Dilemma
- The Four Basic Approaches to Consultation – Working With People and Organizations
- Try ‘OWNERSHIP’! ‘BUY-IN’ Just Doesn’t Make The Grade…
- ‘Doing and Being’
- How Well Is Your Organization’s ‘Reputational Bank’ Doing? Is It Continually Making Deposits Or Withdrawals?
- Why Are The Fundamentals Of Organizational Development Important?
- What Is A ‘Healthy, Performance-Based Organization and Culture’?
- ‘Generative Dialogue’ and Emergent Change
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PPT Presentation on EMERGENT CHANGE®
© Patrick Trottier This an up-dated PPT presentation on ‘EODC® and Emergent Change®: Click on top menu ‘Slide Show‘, then to the left ‘From Beginning‘. It is important to view the PPT ‘in motion’ to experience the GIFs… the GIFs … Continue reading
Part 4. Emergent Organizational Development® – Novel Technologies and Collaborative Network Organizations For The 21st Century Video
Welcome to: Part 4. Emergent Organizational Development® Novel Technologies and Collaborative Network Organizations For The 21st Century Part 4. On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A57dV7tdUz8 Part 1: Emergent Change® https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDD5_S08sZo Part 2: Emergent Organizations™ Part 3: Emergent Organizational Development® Part 4. … Continue reading
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Emergent Change vs. Planned Change
Lately, I have read a number of notations about ’emergent change vs. planned change’. I consider the following journal the quintessential and most proficient write-up on ’emergent and planned change’. It brings out the history of change efforts, key distinctions, … Continue reading
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Try ‘OWNERSHIP’! ‘BUY-IN’ Just Doesn’t Make The Grade…
© By Patrick Trottier “Anytime you, or someone around you, thinks or talks about ‘buy-in’; Beware! It is a danger signal telling you that your development and implementation process is missing the essential ingredient of involving all who should be … Continue reading