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In the Adaptability Model, under BE PREPARED, we talk about the need to develop skills that will help you prepare for future changes. These include expanding your area of expertise, better managing change and being more resilient. Here are a few suggestions of skills and tools you can develop to help you build greater strength in these areas. Seek out new skills that in demand in the future These differ depending on your role. Keep abreast of trends in your field by reading journals, joining professional organisations, and connecting with people who do what you do. This will enable you to keep your finger on the pulse of your specialisation and discover which skills will be in demand for the future. Seek to develop skills and tools that wi enable you better manage change and be more resilient Change management is a very broad discipline. To do it well, you need to master many disciplines. Below are just some of the skills that will enable you to better communicate and manage change, to be more adaptable and resilient as you guide yourself and others through those changes. Creative brainstorming skills and tools Nes Innovation Building and restoring trust Fostering an environment of psychological safety Emotional intelligence Strong self-awareness Growth mindset Collaborating effectively with others Expanding Career network Conflict management and resolution Listening Giving and receiving feedback Influencing others Storytelling to communicate your vision Motivating and inspiring others Diversity and inclusion Delegation 3 Time management Project management Strategic analysis and planning Systems thinking Critical thinking Problem-solving and decision-making Measurement and analysis Research Digital literacy Knowing change management principles and best practices Familiarity with change models and frameworks ~ Seeeeesrererrererererrerrererreerrorocos Why not Take Action right away? Search for these topics online, or note down those you deem as priority skills to discuss with your manager during your Career Conversation.

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