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Start With a Fanfare?

By admin on May 14, 2009 - 1 Comment
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A fairly accepted way to start a change programme is to announce it, or further to parade it with a big fanfare. “We are starting a new programme!!” Townhalls are held, emails sent and managers and staff briefed. Sometimes mugs and T-shirts are printed too. But I am on the cusp of wondering if that [...]

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