The Myths of Change Management - Why They Cost You Results
How to tell when a change guru is BS-ing...
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What You Will Learn!
- Know which models of change, even some from Harvard, are completely wrong
- Apply critical thinking tools to help you think through everything you encounter in change management
- Understand what science tells us about how people experience change
- Discover which ideas from the leading edge of change management produce real results
- Learn how to make better change decisions in life: nutrition, health, politics, economics, and personal finance
Description
Change management was birthed in the late 1980s, cobbled together from the best psychology and insights we could muster. Do its core ideas hold up in the mid-2020s? Based on the instructor's two change management bestsellers - The Science of Organizational Change, and Change Myths - this course will help you see through the myths that cost you results.
Rather than go through fifty myths of popular psychology and forty myths of organizational change, and tell you one-by-one what to think, I will give you a critical thinking tool to parse them for yourself.
The two applications for critical thinking are Keto Diets and Astrology - we use the Paul Gibbons' LIAR model, from epistemology, to help us decide "yay" or "nay."
The pop psychology myths that research has laid to waste are:
Learning Styles
MBTI
Change curves
Left-brain/ right-brain
The four most harmful myths of change management are:
Create a Sense of Urgency (as taught at Harvard)
70% of change fails (also as taught at Harvard)
Resistance to change (as taught by nearly everybody)
ADKAR (as taught by one of the biggest change management teachers and certifiers)
By completing this course, you will not just know WHAT to discard but WHY!
And, as a bonus, the critical thinking tool LIAR will help you make better calls as a parent, health-conscious individual, voter, and investor.
Who Should Attend!
- Every leader and manager needs to know something about leading change - even non-experts
- Critical thinking gives you an edge in life - and helps you make better decisions