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Are Things Changing More Than They Used To? One general aspect of the situation that affects leadership is the degree of change that's occurring. Leading in a relatively stable situation presents different challengesgenerally simpler onesthan does leading in a dynamic situation. Many people think things are changing more than they used to, and at an increasing pace, but that's not so simple a question as it first might appear.

For example, it may seem as though no age could possibly rival ours in terms of the transformative effect technology has had on our lives. But an interesting case can be made that technologies introduced to most Americans during the early to mid-20th century, such as indoor electric lighting, refrigerators, electric and natural gas ovens, and indoor plumbing, changed everyday life to a greater degree than new technologies of the past two decades.

Nonetheless, although there's no argument that the generations growing up in the early part of the 20th century experienced profound transformations in life (television, the automobile, air travel, and atomic energy, to name a few), we believe that the nature of challenges facing leaders is changing as never before. Ronald Heifetz argues that leaders not only are facing more crises than ever before but that a new mode of leadership is needed because we're in a permanent state of crisis.