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Are you leading operational teams, or work with a leader who does? Your August 2021 issue of Human Factors and Change delves into useful ways to help operational leaders influence small, important changes in their teams.

Human Factors and Change: August 2021 issue. Enjoy our six-part DIY Change Management guide for operational leaders
6 DIY Change Management tools for operational leaders
Part 2: Leading Change is an Investment
Part 3: Systemising your Change Communications
Part 4: Creating a Drumbeat; Airline Captain Leadership
Part 5: Tweaking your Operational Machine
Part 6: Change Psychology for Operational Leaders
TL;DR: The Subtle Art of Sustaining Executive Attention
Benefits realisation; Not Capturing the Magic of your Change?
Out now!
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