What are keys to leading in a time of change?
D. Quinn Mills is a professor at Harvard Business School and author of Leadership: How to Lead, How to Live. Here are his thoughts on leading in a time of change. For information on MindEdge’s online...
View ArticleHow do I deal with resistance to change?
D. Quinn Mills is the Alfred J. Weatherhead Jr. Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. He consults with major corporations and teaches at Harvard on subjects of leadership,...
View ArticleHow do I manage for lasting change?
Martha Lagace writes for Harvard Business School’s Working Knowledge. Here is her interview with HBS Professor Michael A. Roberto and Senior Researcher Lynne C. Levesque on “Four Ways to Create...
View ArticleRecommended reading: Leading change
Here is recommended reading for those interested in leading change. You can purchase a copy of D. Quinn Mills' Principles of Management by clicking here. Here are some other books that deal with these...
View ArticleLeading beyond the comfort zone
This presentation from D. Quinn Mills of Harvard Business School considers some of the issues involved in leading beyond the comfort zone. For information on MindEdge’s online self-paced “Leading and...
View ArticleBook excerpt: Leading organizational change
D. Quinn Mills is the Alfred J. Weatherhead Jr. Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. He consults with major corporations and teaches at Harvard on subjects of leadership,...
View ArticleKurt Lewin’s Change Model
Twentieth-century psychologist Kurt Lewin developed an influential three-stage model of how organizational change occurs. Lewin’s model was based on his observations of group dynamics and...
View ArticleKotter’s 8-stage Change Management Process
Harvard Business School professor John P. Kotter outlined an eight-stage change management process in his 1996 book, Leading Change. This framework has been embraced by many as an accurate...
View ArticleCommentary: Kotter’s 8-stage Change Model
Harvard Business School professor John P. Kotter outlined an eight-stage change management process in his 1996 book, Leading Change. This framework has been embraced by many as an accurate...
View ArticleCommentary: Kurt Lewin’s Change Model
Twentieth-century psychologist Kurt Lewin developed an influential three-stage model of how organizational change occurs. Lewin’s model was based on his observations of group dynamics and...
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