The cost of hesitation: The psychology of leading through change
Thursday 26 November, 11:00, online. Free.
Run by Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade
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This one-hour online webinar, run by the Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade through Business Academy, looks at why leaders hesitate once they have correctly identified a complex problem. Speaker Thomas Jepson-Lay, a former Save the Children regional humanitarian director, covers recognising patterned behaviour, the retreat to false certainty, and building trust so a team stays aligned through uncertain change.
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