During the current COVID-19 pandemic, you or the organisation you work for might be thinking about making a change. That change maybe career related, personal growth related or productivity related. So how do we go about doing this? Ronan talks to Jim Frawley the founder of Bellwether a change management firm about this and more.
Jim talks about his background, how the pandemic has impacted on what bellwether does, the scalability of technology real estate, social aspects, and adapting and changing to at at least keep up.
Jim also talks about his book Adapting in Motion: Finding Your Place in the New Economy, uniquely human things that only a human can do, what the bean counters are thinking, why there are no rules anymore, jack of all trades, finding your skillsets and boundaries, and the environment that you work in.
More about Jim:
Jim is the author of “Adapting in Motion: Finding Your Place in the New Economy” and Host of the Bellwether Hub Podcast. He is the Founder of Bellwether, a company dedicated to helping organisations and people build resiliency, adapt to change and thrive in rapidly shifting contexts.
He has worked with clients in eight countries and thirty-nine states to date to create and implement change management, corporate training, and strategic planning programs, as well as organisational re-designs.
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