Whether implementing new technologies, shifting processes, or adjusting leadership strategies, assessing your organization’s readiness for change is a crucial first step in ensuring a successful transition. Without this readiness, efforts to adopt new initiatives can lead to confusion, employee resistance, and poor outcomes.
Category: Change
Ayesha Shah: Rewriting Narratives for Personal and Professional Growth
Do you ever feel trapped by your thoughts, held back by invisible barriers constructed from your own beliefs? In a recent episode of the Accelerating Operational Performance podcast, Ayesha Shah, a renowned people and culture executive, speaker, and author, joined host Greg Schinkel to explore how to break free from these self-imposed limitations.
How To Encourage Behavior Changes After Training Your Warehouse Supervisors
Training warehouse supervisors must increase their effectiveness to sustain changes over time. There is a current perception that there is never enough time to participate in training. Certainly not enough time to do a proper follow-up to reinforce those leadership skills.
What is a No-Brainer?
When you hear that something is a no-brainer, does that mean it really is a no-brainer? Often, there are things that you think will be easy to implement as a leader, and they turn out to be far more challenging than you thought. Keep a radar out for certain phrases when implementing these changes. […]
Dealing with Employees Who Just Don’t Get It
What happens when you’re enlightened, but you are surrounded by peers who just don’t get it? Many organizations require help when they are experiencing rapid growth or some other change and pressure. For example, this can happen when a senior leader changes in the organization and they want employees who are on the same […]