A Pocketful Of Change
Peter de Jager is a provocative Speaker, Writer and Consultant. His primary focus in on how we manage change, technology and the future.
In addition to speaking at conferences worldwide, he's also written monthly columns for Municipal World and Computing Canada.
His goal is always to question what we think is so, and in so doing perhaps open up new opportunities.
If you'd like permission to reprint any of Peter's articles, please contact him directly.
You can contact him at
pdejager@technobility.com
Or sign the Guest Book and he'll get back to you.
Greetings, welcome to the latest Peter de Jager
offering.
As you know, there are dozens and dozens of articles freely available on
this site. They're there for you to read and use in your
organizations.
Even though this is all freely available, I've been asked more times than
I can remember to put a compilation of the key articles together in a
little booklet.
So, I've bowed to the pressure and selected a dozen or so of the more
popular articles and arranged them to summarize the Change Management
Concepts I've been speaking about for the past quarter century. The
booklet is 64 pages in length. It's short, but meaty.
Here's the book cover, the title is a rebus, I have this affinity for
visual humor.
Ordering instructions are listed below the table of contents.
What is change?
So what exactly is the problem?
Putting the pieces together
The Virginia Satir Change Process Model
It’s a process
The status quo
Foreign element
Threat analysis
Resistance
Denial
Chaos
Integration
New status quo
Implementing Change
Phase i - understand the change
Phase ii - establish rapport
Phase iii - understand status quo
Phase iv - create desire to change
Phase v - desire becomes action
Phase vi - reinforce new behaviors
Phase vii - create closure
The Great Myth of Change
Ethical Change Management
Why don't they ask questions?
It’s the Problem & the Solution
Tempering Traumatic Transitions
Why we do what we do
Superficial skill sets
Cost: $10.00/copy + Shipping & Handling. (approx. $1.50/book)
Once I know how many copies you want, and where they're going, I can
figure out shipping costs. I won't ship until I get confirmation from you
on the final costs.
I'm going to go low tech on this, no fancy forms. I'll invoice you and you
can pay by cheque or via PayPal. I'll send you that info once we have the
shipping costs for you.
To order? Click here:
Thanks in advance!
Peter
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