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Business as usual is no longer an option. Leaders need to reinvent how they lead

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    • If you're struggling to get your employees on board with transformation, you might need to relook at how you lead.
    • If you're struggling to get your employees on board with transformation, you might need to relook at how you lead. ILLUSTRATION: PIXABAY

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    Adeline Tiah

    Published Sun, Aug 13, 2023 · 06:22 PM

    WE are all experiencing it.

    Change is no longer constant. It is accelerating, with uncertainty and threat of disruption in every industry segment.

    Since November 2022, the four tech giants – Microsoft, Google, Meta and Amazon – have collectively retrenched 70,000 employees globally. Businesses are also fiercely competitive; many are accelerating their transformation efforts to stay relevant.

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