#change Management program

[kabirlearning]

Empathy is a powerful tool, especially in our fast-paced world. In a world where change is the only constant, empathetic leaders can help organisations thrive and build a positive, people-centred workplace that values emotional and psychological well-being.

Change management is successful when relationships are built through effective communication. As leaders, we must convey the reasons for change, the expected outcomes, and how it will impact the organisation and its employees. Empathy builds our ability to communicate clearly and transparently as leaders. It allows us to focus on the message and how the team members will receive it.

[aurifulgore]

Ok, y’all. I just want it to be understood how important the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is.

Tampering with NOAA would have more impacts than just the main one I've heard - privatization of weather tracking. Of course it would be catastrophic. That means their weather forecasts, guidance, and warnings would not be available for free. Weather is going to go subscription based if this happens, I bet. This undoubtedly would cause the most immediate impact on our daily lives.

Before long, however, more will come.

NOAA also administers the Coastal Zone Management Act. Under this act are the National Estuarine Research Reserves (NERRs), National Coastal Management Program (CZM), and the Coastal and Estuarine Land Conservation Program (CELCP). 

There are 30 reserves established totalling 1.3 million acres. More are on the way.

No, this isn’t just our oceans! This impacts our freshwater coasts of the Great Lakes.

Grants and funding for institutions, including the University of Michigan. They manage the Science Collaborative, which funds research and exchanges to address coastal management needs of all 30 reserves or projects in collaboration with them.

Blending new technologies with indigenous knowledge with regards to management of wetlands and estuaries, strengthen food and economic stability, water quality, coral reefs, and resilience against climate change (ie. Ola i ka Loʻi Wai, Hawai’i) 

Restore ownership of indigenous ancestral lands (ie. Conservation of Cape Foulweather Headland, Oregon)

Identify for underwater archaeological sites for research and surveys, create a draft tribal climate action plan (ie. Penobscot Nation’s involvement in the Northeast Regional Ocean Council, Maine)

Work with each participating state (regarding the CZM, as it’s voluntary to participate) to address challenges along their coastlines. Maybe reach out to your representatives to see why they’re not involved - looking at you, Alaska!

Population enhancement of coral reefs, manage the Coral Reef Information System, minimize negative impacts of fishing on reefs, mitigate impacts of land-based pollution on coral reefs (Coral Reef Conservation Program)

And much, much more.  I’ll note that the aspects of the projects I highlighted above aren’t all they do. These are just a few I want to highlight here. Links can lead you further and I encourage you to take a few minutes to explore.

Another important note: both our oceans and freshwater lakes impact our biggest trade partners!! If dismantled, it would be yet another way that our foolish president will negatively impact our economy and relationships with our most crucial neighbors of Canada and Mexico. NOAA’s efforts also help support one third of the US's commerce. One third. 

Here is a map which breaks down the 1.3 BILLION in awards from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act. This includes goals towards economic development, flood, etc…

Oh and they also help with oil spills. No one likes those.

And space weather, geomagnetic storms/solar flares ie. impacts to GPS, power grids.

I really stress people to look at what the agency does overall, as well as what they do in your state. It’s more than just weather. You can find that information here. 

Just please understand what we will lose if NOAA is gutted, or even just incapacitated for a long time. We already have little time to lose to slow the impacts of climate change and these are just some of the ways they're leading the charge with that.

It’s vital for us to understand what we will fundamentally lose, and it doesn't end at weather/hurricane predictions.

On a personal note, my dad has put what I can only estimate as hundreds of hours of work into one that was begun before the pandemic. If you can, I’d appreciate it if you’re in that area that you participate when you can, or if anything, donate to the UW Green Bay’s NERR General Fund. He’s also involved with portions of the Lake Superior NERR, so your time, if possible, or a donation if you can, would mean a lot to us.

[franeridart]

The Housecat Philosophy - Ep 44

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[cent-scratchnsniff]

it was just going to be a few warmup doodles but then she infected the rest of the page like the ever eternal and spreading spores. hod!!! hod. hod :)

[acoldsovereign]

{{ I be alive! Kinda on an unofficial hiatus until further notice (due to active job hunting!!!) if I didn't already say it, but still alive!

[cerbreus]

if 2026 rolls around and i've not figured out a set course for dealing with my career woes (taking community college classes, making plans to continue education, switching jobs, literally ANYTHING...) please beat 🔨me 🔨with 🔨hammers........🔨🔨🔨

[jrueships]

guess whos not going in at all this week, actually

[kabirlearning]

Top 5 Reasons Why Change Management is Often Challenging

Like everything in life, change is inevitable for organisations that want to grow. However, implementing change management effectively can be a challenge for many leaders.

In achieving operational excellence and seamlessness, this change management takes a backseat. These strategies are short not because change isn’t necessary for them but because the process is poorly managed. Understanding the common pitfalls for leaders looking to implement sustainable transformation can help ensure success.

Here are the top five reasons change management strategies fail

Lack of clear goals and vision

Ineffective communication

Resistance to change

Lack of leadership commitment

Failure to sustain momentum

To know more about change management, visit: https://kabirlearning.in/top-5-reasons-why-change-management-is-often-challenging/

[bonivers]

loving my new grad program so far #yay

[farmerstrend]

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[sinesalvatorem]

Fix Settings in Gnome Terminal (linux)

#!/bin/bash

_setProfile() { gsettings set org.gnome.Terminal.Legacy.Profile:/org/gnome/terminal/legacy/profiles:/:$1/ $2 $3; } _setTerminalProfile() { prof=$(gsettings get org.gnome.Terminal.ProfilesList default | tr -d "'"); _setProfile $prof use-theme-colors false; _setProfile $prof background-color '#000000'; _setProfile $prof foreground-color '#FFFFFF'; _setProfile $prof use-transparent-background true; _setProfile $prof background-transparency-percent 60

} _setTerminal() { yay -Runs gnome-terminal; yay -S gnome-terminal-transparency; _setTerminalProfile; yay -Runs gnome-console; }

_setTerminal

[us-the-voices-and-more-voices-2]

someone needs to add the ability to add doors to curtain systems in revit I am going insane in the membrane over the brokenness of the curtain system what am I supposed to do?? Just lay down and die??

revit why

whyyyyyyyy

For anyone wondering I just did a door opening and then put a brick wall outside the curtain system so I can add the door and the door opening allows me to have a door that actually leads outside, it doesn’t look bad but why the fuck is it impossible to put doors on curtain systems???

Why should I have to make a whole separate mass or even void mass when we could just allow the fucking doors in curtain systems????

honestly in general the curtain system is just fucked, why is it so broken???

do they not have play testers or something??? I’ve encountered like 50 separate issues and glitches in 2024 and 2025 and you’d think it wouldn’t be so crazy but like every time I livestream it in 2025 it starts flashing and strobing??? Like the fuck how???

I’d complain so so much but the autodesk website is too confusing.

BOOOO

[moodr1ng]

spent sooo long testing renpy codes. i can now do such impressive feats as "have a character respond differently based on how nice you were to them" and "have the player character say slightly different dialogue based on previous player choices". riveting..

[devilsskettle]

things i’m trying to do for my life to be better summer 2023 edition —

-> exercise 3x a week at least

-> eat protein

-> find easy recipes with few ingredients so i’ll actually be consistent about cooking actual meals for myself

-> less caffeine: no caffeine on non-work days or after 3 pm

-> habit stacking

-> no phone in the morning (admittedly a challenge because it helps my brain wake up but at what cost)

-> california sober

-> read Something

-> fruit

-> hydrate

-> being consistent about doing the dishes + laundry

-> slowly but surely getting my room together in a way that is fit for human habitation

-> i am a body before i am a mind so i need to prioritize my physical needs

-> traveling as much as i can afford to

[ohbutwheresyourheart]

girlies I'm losing my mind.

[kabirlearning]

We have been helping organisations drive change management through coaching and mentoring. Our unbiased and people-centric approach has positively enabled the teams from various organisations across all layers. The USP of our Change Management programs is an empathetic approach and inclusiveness. These programs aim to start building the change from the top management. Cultural changes always need a top-down approach.