The change management fallacy

Leaders who "roll out" change programs worry about resistance. They should. People resist what they don't help create. They argue that certain kinds of change must be done by colonistic imposition. It's a logical argument for leaders who don't know how and lack trust of people, and don't know how to build cultures of trust. Fortunately, this learning is possible. Change can cause more inspiration than perspiration.

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