Appreciative Inquiry

How can an organization, or any part of it, change if it doesn't even know what the problems are, or how - or even if - things could be any better? Why will people invest in creating a different world if they think things are 'fine as they are' or just don't believe that there is a better way of doing things?

Highly adaptable, Appreciative Inquiry can be can be combined with other approaches or used alone. Almost any organizational activity benefits from an appreciative approach.

Appreciative Inquiry builds on existing organisational strengths and capability to create energised, sustainable change. Highly adaptable, Appreciative Inquiry can be can be combined with other approaches or used alone. Almost any organisational activity benefits from an appreciative approach. It is a very effective approach to change, built on positive psychology principles. It is good for coaching, team development and organizational development. It is excellent for developing employee engagement and motivation, improving performance and achieving change. It is effective when there is a problem, for example an unmotivated individual, a stuck team, or when the organization is resistant to change.

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