Organizational Change & Effectiveness

Organizational change and effectiveness refers to strategies for change management and the means by which organizations can most effectively implement and sustain efforts to create inclusive workplaces. The most effective environment is one where all employees are welcomed, valued, and respected.

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Gibbons P.C.—The Women’s Initiative: Driving Success Through Diversity Investment

at Gibbons P.C. has contributed to, and continues to support, a workplace culture that is flexible, innovative, engaging, and inclusive. It is embedded in the firm’s business development strategy and has become critical to its branding in the marketplace. Through the initiative’s informative and...

Date: January 21, 2009

Region: United States

Topic: Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Sponsorship/Mentoring, Women in Leadership
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Leaders in a Global Economy: Talent Management in European Cultures

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In this report, Catalyst and Families and Work Institute partner to continue the Leaders in a Global Economy series by investigating the experiences of pipeline and senior leaders in European cultures. The report focuses on European cultures because, while few women hold...

Date: November 15, 2008

Region: Europe

Topic: Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Talent Management
Tool

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Tendencias Laborales: Las decisiones de hoy, el éxito de mañana

En Español.

Date: September 8, 2008

Region: Global

Topic: Business Case, Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Work-Life Effectiveness
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Workplace Trends: Today’s Decisions, Tomorrow’s Successes

Organizations know that to succeed in the future, they must gain an understanding of the present and how it is changing. Catalyst has identified six trends that represent significant shifts for workforces, workplaces, and women in the workplace.

With descriptions of the trends, critical points...

Date: September 8, 2008

Region: Global

Topic: Business Case, Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Work-Life Effectiveness
Project

Unwritten Rules: Why Doing a Good Job Might Not Be Enough

Advancing in today’s business world is often as much about learning and playing by the rules as it is about talent and results. Some rules are explicitly stated in organizational handbooks, performance review procedures, or by senior leadership. But other rules are left implicit—unwritten—for...

Date: June 15, 2008

Region: Europe, United States

Topic: Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Talent Management
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User's Guide: Discussing Unwritten Rules With Your Supervisors, Employees, and Teams

This booklet is designed to guide supervisors, employees, and work teams in discussions about the unwritten rules to advancement, as well as the strategies employees use to learn about them. It includes a checklist for participants to fill out individually and discussion questions that can be...

Date: June 15, 2008

Region: United States

Topic: Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Talent Management
Project

Unwritten Rules: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt Your Career

Advancing in today’s business world is often as much about learning and playing by the rules as it is about talent and results. Some rules are explicitly stated in organizational handbooks, performance review procedures, or by senior leadership. But other rules are left implicit—unwritten—for...

Date: June 2008

Region: Europe, United States

Topic: Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Talent Management
Report

Reglas no escritas: Lo que desconoces puede dañar tu carrera

En Español.

Date: June 15, 2008

Region: United States

Topic: Organizational Change & Effectiveness
Report

Unwritten Rules: What You Don't Know Can Hurt Your Career

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Advancing in today’s business world is often as much about learning and playing by the rules as it is about talent and results. Some rules are explicitly stated in organizational handbooks, performance review procedures, or by senior leadership. But other rules are left...

Date: June 15, 2008

Topic: Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Talent Management
Report

Unwritten Rules: Why Doing a Good Job Might Not Be Enough

In this report, sixty-five women and men from a variety of industries and roles described many behaviors and individual skills that are helpful to advance or valued when it comes to promotional opportunities. Insights from participants include:

DuPont; IBM Corporation; Time Warner Inc. Campbell...

Date: June 15, 2008

Region: United States

Topic: Organizational Change & Effectiveness, Talent Management

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Organizational Change & Effectiveness

Practice

Gibbons P.C.—The Women’s Initiative: Driving Success Through Diversity Investment

Report

Leaders in a Global Economy: Talent Management in European Cultures

Tool

Tendencias Laborales: Las decisiones de hoy, el éxito de mañana

Tool

Workplace Trends: Today’s Decisions, Tomorrow’s Successes

Project

Unwritten Rules: Why Doing a Good Job Might Not Be Enough

Tool

User's Guide: Discussing Unwritten Rules With Your Supervisors, Employees, and Teams

Project

Unwritten Rules: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt Your Career

Report

Reglas no escritas: Lo que desconoces puede dañar tu carrera

Report

Unwritten Rules: What You Don't Know Can Hurt Your Career

Report

Unwritten Rules: Why Doing a Good Job Might Not Be Enough

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