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Please find attached Action Plan on Managers in a Changing World.

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Introduction 1

Part 1 2-6

Part 2 7-11

Bibliography 12

Introduction

‘The world of work is currently being transformed at an unprecedented rate, placing increasing pressure on individuals to adapt to the changes around them to cope with the challenges that emerge from these changes' (AGMC Module 1.1 readings, p.37).

For leaders to be successful into the 21st Century they must make effective changes as required by the market instead of talking about it. Effective changes will result in the business being competitive in the global market.
The decision to implement these changes needs to be as fast as they are needed instead of dwelling on alternatives or procrastinating. It also recognises and allows competent leaders to take charge, irrespective of their age or gender.
Leaders will need to move away from the strongman era that was part of mangers requirements in......

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