The Effective Change Manager's Handbook

Education & Reference Psychology & Self-Help Business & Economics

The Effective Change Manager's Handbook by Dan Skelsey, David King, Ranjit Sidhu and Richard Smith packs 598 illustrated pages of field-tested tools for steering business transformation. First released in 2015, this practical textbook distils the Change Management Institute’s body of knowledge into step-by-step guidance professionals can apply immediately.

Readers gain ready-made templates, stakeholder maps and risk checklists that shorten learning curves for young adults and seasoned managers alike. Clear visuals, self-assessment exercises and concise case studies make complex theories easy to digest and quick to reference during live projects.

This clean, tight paperback shows no marks, highlighting or dog-ears and comes from a smoke-free home. The binding remains crisp, so pages stay put while you consult metrics, governance models and communication plans on the go.

Ideal for anyone studying business, economics or personal development, the handbook doubles as a desk companion for daily self-improvement and time-management routines. Grab this gently used copy and put expert change techniques within arm’s reach without the new-book price tag.