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Change can feel sudden and terrifying, but coping with change is a skill you can learn so things won’t feel so out of control. This course on "Coping with Change" gives you everyday strategies to find a way through changes at work, whether it be a change in job duties or a complete restructuring. You'll learn what tools to keep in your "coping toolbox" so that you can meet any change head-on and know what to do with it. Above all, knowing how to positively cope with change is both a personal and professional life skill.
Dealing with change in the workplace is an everyday occurrence, from new technology to new coworkers to new projects. But are you prepared to suddenly handle a change in your duties, a new manager, or to lead your team through a challenge? This course will help you understand the different types of change that can occur, both external and internal. It will also show you how to tap into your values, examine your goals, and use your personal strengths to cope with change when it happens, and help process it to understand how you'll be affected by it. The strategies in this course will make you better prepared, and will equip you to help your employees deal with change in the workplace, too.
It is for anyone who wants everyday strategies to handle change at work, including those who may need to lead a team through change or help employees deal with change in the workplace.
It covers the different types of change that can occur, both external and internal, how to tap into your values, examine your goals, and use your personal strengths to cope with change, the Emotional Change Cycle, building coping mechanisms, and what not to do in the face of change.
You will learn to identify internal and external forces of change and their impact, build a coping toolbox of skills and strengths, discover your values, understand how change affects your goals, use your strengths to manage change, and recognize the Emotional Change Cycle.
Lessons include Welcome, Internal Change, External Forces of Change, External Cultural Change, Understanding Your Values, Knowing Your Goals and Defining Actions, Strengths vs. Shortcomings, The Emotional Change Cycle, Coping Mechanisms, knowledge-check tests, and a Conclusion.
Yes. The course presents coping with change as both a personal and professional life skill, and its strategies are also intended to equip you to help your employees deal with change in the workplace.