Change Management

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Change Management

Change is a constant thing in life.

Change is also, for the most part, good for you.

Too much change however can be a bad thing for everyone involved.

But on the other hand we do need change to keep us stimulated and creative.

And we also need stability and routine to make us feel safe.

A bit contradictory, no?

How much we have or whether it's good or bad for us is irrelevant; far more important is how we deal with and cope with change.

There are easy and difficult changes; change that we choose and change that's imposed.

For instance: you decide to reallocate jobs within your department for the sake of efficiency: it seems easy to do, you chose it and after a bedding-in period things settle down and work continues.

Change seems OK and easy to cope with.

What happens if after you've done all that, your company decides that for the sake of efficiency they're going to make half your department redundant and you have to make it all work?

In this instance, change has been imposed, you didn't choose it, it's disruptive and there are a lot of people's emotions to deal with.

This change isn't OK and it doesn't feel so easy to cope with at all.

But the odd thing is, for others, it could be just the opposite!

They like the status quo as it is and see no need to change it, but when changes come from on high, these people are quite happy to go along with imposed decisions and they cope easily with any manner of disruptive change.

The tricky thing about change is knowing how you are with it, what coping mechanisms you need to have in place, and how to facilitate change for the people around you.

And the most important thing to remember about change is that in any situation, communication, interaction, the only person you can change is you.

However much you might wish that someone or something else would change to make your life better, it isn't going to happen.

Change is inevitable and it can be good.

We can't always control change, but we can certainly do a great deal more to be in charge of it.

Change Management Training

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For some insight into Change Management read
Dealing With Change and Change Management

For a more comprehensive document try
Managing Change In Others on our Jolly Good Read page

If you want to know more about our Training Programmes
have a look at our Communication Skills Key Issues page

Change Management Training

You will also find further reading in the Factory Gate.

	Change Management Impact Factory runs tailored Change Management Programmes We also run Open Change Management Courses and personalised One-to-One Executive Coaching for anyone who is interested in Change Management Issues Change Management Skills Training Find the next available Change Management Open Course Change Management Change is a constant thing in life. Change is also, for the most part, good for you. Too much change however can be a bad thing for everyone involved. But on the other hand we do need change to keep us stimulated and creative. And we also need stability and routine to make us feel safe. A bit contradictory, no? How much we have or whether it's good or bad for us is irrelevant; far more important is how we deal with and cope with change. There are easy and difficult changes; change that we choose and change that's imposed. For instance: you decide to reallocate jobs within your department for the sake of efficiency: it seems easy to do, you chose it and after a bedding-in period things settle down and work continues. Change seems OK and easy to cope with. What happens if after you've done all that, your company decides that for the sake of efficiency they're going to make half your department redundant and you have to make it all work? In this instance, change has been imposed, you didn't choose it, it's disruptive and there are a lot of people's emotions to deal with. This change isn't OK and it doesn't feel so easy to cope with at all. But the odd thing is, for others, it could be just the opposite! They like the status quo as it is and see no need to change it, but when changes come from on high, these people are quite happy to go along with imposed decisions and they cope easily with any manner of disruptive change. The tricky thing about change is knowing how you are with it, what coping mechanisms you need to have in place, and how to facilitate change for the people around you. And the most important thing to remember about change is that in any situation, communication, interaction, the only person you can change is you. However much you might wish that someone or something else would change to make your life better, it isn't going to happen. Change is inevitable and it can be good. We can't always control change, but we can certainly do a great deal more to be in charge of it. Change Management Training Find the next available Change Management Open Course Back to sound snacks page			Change Management Training Find the next available Open Change Management Course And the next available Open Leadership Development Course Or the next available Open Line Management Skills Course See how our programmes deal with Change Management Training For some insight into Change Management read Dealing With Change and Change Management For a more comprehensive document try Managing Change In Others on our Jolly Good Read page If you want to know more about our Training Programmes have a look at our Communication Skills Key Issues page Change Management Training You will also find further reading in the Factory Gate.


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