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Change Management The Most Important Leadership Priority During Uncertain Times!

Over the last few weeks, I have focused on reviewing the topic of leadership. It is a special choice I made to blend work and pleasure so I can get involved in March Madness as much as possible to see!

Just like you, I have a lot of challenges in business and I want to accomplish important goals this year. The global economic recovery continues bumpy times definitely makes for a lot. However, I know I have to practice a ritual proven energy expenditure and recovery needed to succeed as knowledge workers.

So, with a clear understanding of my goals for this year, I decided to enjoy and watch March Madness with a keen eye to find the essential leadership insights to share with business leaders.

In two other recent articles, I discussed the two sides of the coin of leadership; Limiting the number of rules to you and your team relentlessly and strict accountability on Values​​. This establishes for the transaction market leadership every day. If you choose not to use this currency of leadership, you will limit the capacity of your leadership!

As in all markets, the transaction helps us achieve our priorities. March Madness is probably the most uncertain time in the NCAA basketball season as the team stepped out of conference play and the more familiar surroundings and opponents. Uncertainty watching March Madness unfold this year reinforced my conviction about the number one priority of the leadership for uncertain times.

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Implement Great Tracking And Testing Methods

When you have your service, and product information goes well, one of the important things that need to put tabs on is how you tell if you’re doing better, worse or stagnant. There is almost always there is the country where you really become like a stagnant pond or lake stand though because it has been confirmed that your business is either growing or dying. There is no middle point where you can stay lukewarm.

Therefore, what is important signs that you should look out for when it comes to internet services that get you to the world? What is needed to measure, change and improve output for both benefit and impact of reason? These and more are some of what we intend to clarify in this space.

You know how it has been said that if you keep doing what you do, you’ll almost always get the same results you have obtained? Well, here is a wake up call. That this statement is now obsolete because if you keep doing what you did, you definitely will start and continue to get more for less than you are always getting in the past.

Why does that come as a new shift in our thinking? This is because the things that no longer remain as you left them in the past. It’s always been shifting since it’s just that people have little or no knowledge of tracking and testing methods to keep tabs on things that seem nothing has changed. And also, very little change in use to take place in the past only when it is no longer so. If you leave your service, information and products on the shelf too long now, you may have to blame themselves and when we talked too long, we may say a day!

Gone are the days when you will set and forget as some are in the habit of saying. If so our world is spinning system, everyone on this planet will do nothing now or do not have a reason to go to work for any purpose. But since we are in a changing environment be it in business, life and work, we have to keep tracking and testing.

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Engaged Employees Contribute Millions of Dollars of Profit for a 40:1 ROI

Employees who are involved without a leader such as energy involved is immaterial. Einstein once said that “everything that is important is energy.” A recent study by IPEC (Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching) link higher energy level executives to a higher level of involvement. In this study, the leaders with a higher energy level was found to be more involved by a factor of nearly FOUR! According to IPEC, however, the level of the average energy (or E-Factor) is 2.5, so there are many leaders out there who are not involved. Initiatives to increase employee involvement might miss them if it’s not top-down effort.

Gallup, Inc. at their November, 2010 Journal of the involvement of employees described as “kind of energy.” In a separate analysis of the level of involvement in 190 companies (4477 employees each), Sangeeta Agrawal Consultants Gallup and Gallup’s Chief Scientist, Dr Jim Harter, they conclude that “the current runs strongest involvement in one direction, and it starts at the above.’s involvement came from the leaders of the People look to leadership to set the tone and expectations .. the leader makes an important relationship. ”

According to Gallup, the manager who is directly supervised by an executive team that is involved is 39% more likely to engage than the manager who is supervised by an executive team with the involvement of a below-average and average levels of low-energy “Frontline employees who are supervised by. Managers are very involved was 59% more likely to be involved than those supervised by managers with below-average engagement “and energy (my additional comments).

Given the research by IPEC, the first place to start would then be to assess the level of involvement and energy executive team BEFORE launched an employee engagement initiative.

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Change Management Failures – Change Scares People

Very few people who embrace change well. As a result, organizations fail to implement change strategies 70% of the time. Change management failure often leads to the destruction of the organization. Stress levels rise exponentially with the increase in the rate of change, leading to strong resistance to change, internal conflict and loss of productivity. In the organizational change because it increases the number of days off “sick” leave in organizations that do not implement carefully and correctly.

There are dozens of theories about why organizations behave as they do. And even more as to why people resist change and will often sabotage themselves rather than letting a lead change in their organization. Whitehall report showed clearly that people who believe that they have little or no effect on the environment they carry far more stress than the controls (sorry Mr. Manager, I know you think you carry most of the organizational stress!). Changes only add more stress to the already high burden.

Just put a smart manager will recognize the needs of his / her people and implement strategies to incorporate these needs into the program change before anything else starts. This requires the evaluation process and a very specific communications that are often beyond the knowledge base of even the best managers of people. Get it wrong and you’ll pay the price.

So does this mean having to avoid a change in an organization? If you avoid becoming a statistic of failure by doing nothing? Unfortunately this also brought disaster on the fast moving world. You are damned if you do and damned if you do not. So you might as well get it right the first time.

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