Design thinking is an important part of organizational success and productivity, especially in challenging times. How can leaders promote this thinking style?
Researchers find that leadership change can result in increased team adaptability and recognition of errors.
Harvard Business Review discusses ways that organizations can improve diversity and inclusion initiatives to make the workplace fairer.
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Researchers find that employees perform more organizational citizenship behavior when job security is either very high or very low.
Well-designed executive coaching programs are especially effective during times of organizational change.
Researchers explore how different personality traits work to make people more successful in the face of constant change in the workplace.
In the same way that an unexpected event in an employee’s workday can completely derail plans and send that person into “crisis mode,” organizations experience a similar reaction when unexpected change happens. In this study, the authors explain how to effectively restore order after an organizational crisis.
In this study, the authors examined how rhythms of change relate to firm performance. An explorative analysis revealed that corporate strategic changes occur in distinct rhythms; additionally, companies that change in regular rhythms outperform those that change irregularly.
Harvard Business Review authors discuss how organizations can use two distinct types of organizational transformation strategies to rise above the competition.
