Leading Change; It's 24-7

Leading change is tough and lonely but also rewarding as true leaders of change will witness the development of other leaders following in their footsteps. When that happens, it is worth being on show 24x7.

Change Management and Business Risk Taking

Often there are times in business when corporate managers and executives need a little shake up and that means to shed the dead weight that is not up to the performance standards that are required to run the company efficiently. When this happens it is of the utmost important to get rid of those executives or corporate managers who cannot cut the mustard.

Are You Prepared For a Seasonal Change?

The amount of sun light that you may receive throughout the year is a variable linked to seasonal development. If you start to observe this seasonal cycle at the beginning of the winter season, than the days -– that part of the day with daylight -- will increase every day, but only with a differential of seconds or minutes. Than, before the summer is even started the lengths of days start to shrink again. How do we confront these changes that are not to discern on a daily basis?

Change Management Is Coming Again in the Auto Industry

With all the problems at the US Automakers we have seen lay offs, stock price declines, profit estimates slashed and some shake up at the top as well. That is right Change Management has occurred at many of the Top Companies such a Ford Motor Company, DaimlerChrysler and General Motors. Still industry analysts say...

Acquisition Binge can Cause Indigestion

Over and too rapid expansion can spell the death knell of many companies. Do not bite more than you can chew. Do not go an acquisition spree if you cannot digest.

The Future of Change Management

The future of change management is when robotic artificial intelligent androids will be the ones making decisions rather than people and humans will have to accept this without sabotaging the equipment or computer systems. This will be when robots vs. machines compete for the top executive positions. It will be funny too because the artificial intelligent business decision systems

Cholesterol is Like the Calibre of Staff

A good manager must learn to get rid of dysfunctional staff. In a company, the dysfunctional staff can influence the good ones. Thus, the analogy with cholesterol.

Change - It Is Like Riding a Bicycle

Successful companies know change is a necessity. The challenge is continually encouraging, creating, and implementing worthwhile changes to make a difference for the business. Helping your team learn to accept and even embrace change is similar to learning to ride a bicycle.

The First Step to Health is to Recognise that You are Sick and Need Treatment

The first step to good health is to acknowledge the presence of pain and that all is not well with the body. In many ways, the job of the turnaround manager is akin to that of the physician. The first step is to diagnose the corporate patient’s condition before even attempting to prescribe the right medication. For prescription without proper diagnosis is malpractice.

Personal Change Management - It Starts When You Finished Your Career

Only a limited number of careers and the people that finished these will do exactly what is in line with the expectation of the career. For example: You study medicine, follow a specialization and you finish as a surgeon. You work as a surgeon most of your life. Even if you would switch your practice to another country, your job - being a surgeon - will be much the same.

Change Management at Consulting Firms

One difficult crisis for consulting firms is to have change management in the middle of a project or with employees who are intimately involved with a client on a huge project on a serious timeline for completion. Change Management of the consulting team can be devastating for the clients project management team and yet this occurrence is not so uncommon.

How to Implement Change in the Workplace Without Sending Your Staff to a Psychiatrist

Effective strategies for implementing workplace change without destroying staff morale or increasing employee stress

Change Management at General Motors in Oct of 2006

It looks like General Motors is getting ready to lay off a whole bunch of people in the tens of thousands. Recently Mr. Kirk Kerkorian has been trying to buy up more shares of General Motors and continue to take over the company. It makes sense from his standpoint to buy General Motors stock on the cheap and then repair the mistakes and watch the stock go back up again. He stands to make a tremendous amount of money when General Motors recovers.

People Tend To Do What You Inspect Rather Than What You Expect

Expectation sets the height of the bar, but it is regular inspection that resets the height of the bar so as to ensure it is achievable. The common notion is that what gets measured, gets performed. This is why it is useful to have key performance indicators.