MBA786 Guest Teachers: Nancy Duarte and Patti Sanchez – 4 Tips to Communicating Change to Your Team
A change is gon’ come. But how should you address it with your employees? Today’s special guest teachers are here to tell us just that. Nancy Duarte and Pattie Sanchez are the co-authors of Illuminate, a comprehensive guide to inspiring communication. They stopped by to discuss the best ways to prepare your team for changes, both good and (perceived as) bad. It’s a great lesson in leadership for teams big, small, and in between. Click play!
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