Step Up or Step Back? Leading teams through change so that performance is maintained regardless of how bad things seem.

Change is hard. Change is scary. Change is everywhere. There is no way to escape the curve balls that life inevitably and mischievously seems to throw. When managed badly, change can rip a team apart and inhibit performance greatly. But when it is managed well, it can galvanize the team and bring about incredible performance. In this session we’ll work with a framework for change and see some first-hand results of how to lead from behind.

Learning Objectives

In this course, students will learn:

  • How to understand change and three frameworks for understanding what is going on in the heads of your people.

  • How to help your team navigate change without becoming a dictator driven by fear. (Real examples from RVs. Using v=exq. Being the coach))

  • How to measure how your team are feeling. (NPS)

Course curriculum

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    Step Up or Step Back? Leading teams through change so that performance is maintained regardless of how bad things seem.

    • Step Up or Step Back? Leading teams through change so that performance is maintained regardless of how bad things seem. (CE Course)

    • Quiz: Step Up or Step Back? Leading teams through change so that performance is maintained regardless of how bad things seem. (Required for RACE and CVPM Credit)

Instructor

Veterinarian, VetX International Founder, Author, Speaker, Podcaster

Dave Nicol

Dr. Dave Nicol is a veterinarian with more than 20 years of experience in general practice and has held several leadership roles within practice and industry. He has written three books, most recently the best-selling, So You’re A Vet...Now What? – a manifesto on how to survive as a veterinarian after graduation. Dr Dave hosts The Blunt Dissection podcasts which combined have been played more than 250,000 times. He owns Roundwood Vets, a boutique vet practice in London, and founded VetX International to help vets connect with their careers and help practice owners create fantastic practices for the vets to work in. He speaks at conferences all over the world to speak about his favorite topic of leadership and generally cheerleading for the veterinary profession. In 2019 he was voted VMX Practice Manager Speaker of the Year. ​ You can learn more about his work at drdavenicol.com