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#42 „Nie wpadłabym na to, że chodzi o przeszłość”

EPISODE · Jan 23, 2023 · 11 MIN

#42 „Nie wpadłabym na to, że chodzi o przeszłość”

from Everest LIDERA · host Anna Sarnacka-Smith

Dzisiaj historia o zmianach: zmianie na stanowisku lidera, ale też zmianach, które ten nowy lider wprowadza. Niestety zespół każdą z nich odrzuca, pomimo tego, że mają uzasadnienie biznesowe i są nakierowane na lepsze funkcjonowanie w przyszłości. Czym było podyktowane takie zachowanie pracowników i jak udało się wybrnąć z tej sytuacji? O tym, opowiem w dzisiejszym odcinku, zapraszam.

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