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Main Author: Buch, Kim
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1997
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ547767
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contents Managing the Human Side of Change. Buch, Kim Anxiety Change Agents Change Strategies Librarians Library Administration Motivation Organizational Change Planning Program Implementation Skill Development Offers suggestions and strategies designed to enhance skills for planning, motivating, and implementing organizational change for librarians assuming the role of change agent. Highlights include the human side of change, including fear and anxiety; and a process model of change that includes three stages: endings, transitions, and new beginnings. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Managing the Human Side of Change.
Buch, Kim
Anxiety
Change Agents
Change Strategies
Librarians
Library Administration
Motivation
Organizational Change
Planning
Program Implementation
Skill Development
Managing the Human Side of Change. Buch, Kim Anxiety Change Agents Change Strategies Librarians Library Administration Motivation Organizational Change Planning Program Implementation Skill Development Offers suggestions and strategies designed to enhance skills for planning, motivating, and implementing organizational change for librarians assuming the role of change agent. Highlights include the human side of change, including fear and anxiety; and a process model of change that includes three stages: endings, transitions, and new beginnings. (LRW)
title Managing the Human Side of Change.
topic Anxiety
Change Agents
Change Strategies
Librarians
Library Administration
Motivation
Organizational Change
Planning
Program Implementation
Skill Development
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ547767