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Four Creative Ways to Lead Change When Someone Else Is Running the Show

Christina Schlachter, Terry H. Hildebrandt

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While a change leader’s job is vast and critical to success, whether or not the change lasts often comes down to the people making the change happen.

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While a change leader’s job is vast and critical to success, whether or not the change lasts often comes down to the people making the change happen.

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While a change leader’s job is vast and critical to success, whether or not the change lasts often comes down to the people making the change happen.

Key concepts: Lead (geology), Business, Marketing, Advertising, Operations management, Public relations, Process management, Political science

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