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We know that an event is just the starting point. What really makes the difference is what happens next: how ideas are applied, tested, and lived at Baker Hughes. To help with that, we’ve gathered all the tools, resources, and insights into one place.

Here you’ll find practical guides, thought pieces, and templates you can use straight away – plus ways to stay connected with us and keep the conversation going. We hope that these resources spark action, fuel discussion, and support you in building psychological flexibility for the future of work.

Humanising Change Paper

In a world of constant transformation, many organisations still rely on outdated change strategies, and people are feeling the strain.

Our Humanising Change Paper explores a more effective path. Drawing on the latest research, including insights from our global roundtables and the 2025 Gartner Trends Report, this paper gets to the heart of why change efforts often fall short – and what leaders can do differently to build trust, momentum, and meaningful progress.


Courses & Programs

Building Psychological Flexibility at Scale

Change doesn’t stick through good intentions alone. Our courses and programs give leaders and teams the tools to practise and embed psychological flexibility in everyday work. From bite-size sessions to in-depth programs, there are plenty of options – and you can also explore our full catalogue if you’d like to go further.

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Action Planning Template

Turning Insight into Impact

Big ideas only matter when they lead to meaningful action. This template is designed to help you and your teams translate insights into concrete next steps – mapping out how to apply psychological flexibility to your real-world challenges.

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Adapting to Change with Confidence

The world of work isn’t slowing down and neither are the challenges leaders face. This short introduction unpacks what psychological flexibility really means, why it matters now more than ever, and how it can help individuals, teams, and organisations adapt with clarity and confidence.

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