Our understanding of change management
Follow the magic triangle•
Our concept requires the existence of a clear corporate strategy and, possibly a vision. A vision is nothing more than an emotional representation of the end goal that should be communicated and shared by many employees. Ultimately, corporate strategy, culture and structure are closely linked.
Achieve quick wins.
Quick wins significantly support organizational transformation by making project success credible in the eyes of employees. John P. Kotter, an American professor renowned worldwide for his work in leadership management, lists these six benefits of Quick Wins:
- They prove that the effort is worth it
- They serve as a reward for employees active in change
- They provide feedback on the feasibility of change
- Cynics and naysayers are weakened
- Support from company management is assured
- A dynamic begins
Develop and consolidate successes – then celebrate.
The goal has not yet been reached. Among other measures, it remains important to expand on the successes achieved and consolidate them. This requires, among other things, a higher level of optimization, technical training, a more anchored culture, as well as development and documentation, etc. But finally, it is also appropriate to celebrate a successful outcome!
Agility starts in the mind!
Self-organization places special demands on the people involved. This finding indicates that not every human profile fits into self-organization. Like any other form of organization, this form of organization also needs an appropriate culture. An adjustment of the human image, the values, the behavioral patterns and, last but not least, the leadership style is necessary. Employees must be able to take responsibility, take initiative and make decisions. Such a culture requires flexibility, autonomy and self-determination of the individual.
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Dear Noureddine
Unfortunately, I only got around to sending you a big thank you for the great seminar today. My team was enthusiastic and we are trying to find solutions that can be incorporated into day-to-day business
I have advertised the seminar in our department and I hope that everyone will register for this seminar with their teams.
I wish you happy and relaxing holidays and hope to see you soon.
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You have enriched our group with your fine, sovereign and careful manner and made a significant contribution to the fact that we were able to implement the first module at this altitude and in this quality.
I know from the participants that they really enjoyed being with you and were inspired and touched by you and your learning opportunities.
It was equally fascinating and pleasant to listen to you. In the evening I was touched for a long time by the mutually loving way you made your presentation. You gave each other space and complemented each other well - a noticeably harmonious team of two people, both of whom have exciting and rich professional experience
Nourredine Yous is a skillful negotiator who consistently manages to guide all satisfactory solutions. He manages conflicts successfully due to his great knowledge of human nature, his ability to empathize and his intercultural competence. The needs of its customers are always the focus. As an "ambassador" of our company at home and abroad, he is very much appreciated.
Thank you again for dedicating your time to our problems. I sincerely admire the way you handled the situation with a lot of diplomacy, raised awareness of the real problems and, most importantly, guided us to common solutions.
The cooperation workshop with our service partner was a complete success, thanks in particular to Franziska's targeted, professional moderation.
Many thanks for the insight into your lessons, which seemed like a good start to the day. You took the participants and their experiences as a starting point.
"The team building seminar was a very exciting experience and the whole day was fun. Nourredine made the workshop very varied. Thanks very much! !"
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