Change Management & Performance
Audience
This learning path is designed for professionals, managers, and leaders who are responsible for delivering results while navigating ongoing change. It is especially relevant for organizations experiencing transformation, growth, restructuring, technology adoption, or sustained pressure. Whether leading teams through change or supporting others through it, participants benefit from a practical understanding of how change affects people and performance at work.
Focus
The focus of this path is not on change frameworks or one-time initiatives, but on the human and performance realities of change. Participants learn why well-intended change efforts often struggle, how stress and uncertainty affect behavior and decision-making, and what leaders can do to support adoption without exhausting their teams. The courses emphasize clear expectations, accountability, emotional resilience, and leadership behaviors that help people adapt while maintaining performance.
Outcomes
Participants leave with a stronger ability to lead and perform through change, rather than reacting to it. They gain practical tools to support adoption, hold effective performance conversations, manage stress and workload, and reduce burnout during periods of transition. Organizations benefit from more stable performance, clearer accountability, improved resilience, and change efforts that are more likely to take hold and deliver results.
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Courses in this learning path:
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Change Management Fundamentals
1 days
$425.00
Organizational change rarely fails because of poor strategy or insufficient planning. It fails because people struggle to adapt, disengage, or revert to old behaviors when change becomes difficult. This . . .Learn More
Leading Change: The Human Side of Transformation
2 days
$750.00
Organizational change rarely fails because of strategy, technology, or communication. It fails because leaders underestimate how human beings respond to uncertainty, loss, and disruption. Leading Change: . . .Learn More