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Two legs good, one leg bad! | The Change Factor

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Two legs good, one leg bad! Having said that there is no clear model, change is not anarchy, or that change has no steps that a manager can follow. There are many things that need done in any change programme. The key for the manager is the way that they are done and the spirit in which they are implemented (dynamically vs. slavishly; openly or secretive for example). Applying this concept to :. This desire for change is necessary to turn change from something to fear and something that is happening to y...

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About thechangefactor: Change Management Consultant | The Change Factor

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TheCHANGEfactor is an independent change management consultancy, operating from New Zealand. We support organisations in a range of change management activities from organisational wide change, such as restructuring and culture change to team change bringing focus and purpose to new and established teams. TheCHANGEfactor brand was established in 1999 in the UK by Martin Fenwick. Prior to coming to New Zealand this resulted in projects in Belgium, Germany and France as well as all round the UK. Our relati...

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Our Blog | The Change Factor

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Don’t fear the reaper. February 12th, 2016. They care about your reputation not the numbers. A good change agent isn’t just interested in how many roles are to be changed or removed. For them it’s not a numbers game or a target to focus their attention on. A good change agent isn’t really bothered about the law because they know the law is a minimum standard designed to catch the negligent or uninterested. A good change agent is neither. Better than a training course. Nothing through the cracks. In July ...

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Client Resources | The Change Factor

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Register now to access papers and materials to increase your business competitiveness. A password will be e-mailed to you. What Leaders Learn by Martin Fenwick. Get your copy here. The Change Factor by Martin Fenwick. Get your copy here. Work with clients big and small. Click on the link below to read client testimonials. FIND OUT MORE.

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Changed or Changer | The Change Factor

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She got me thinking, whether said in humour or not. What if she was right and out there all the change agents in operation are change resistant coupled with a high need for control? So I thought I would ask as well as write this week and you can tell me about you and if I get enough responses you will get a blog back about the data. And what about the aspect of needing to control? As a change agent I’m open to another perspective though (or is that not a pre-requisite? So tell me Changed or Changer?

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DANCING ON HOT COALS. Building Organisational Change Management Capability. Posted in Change Management. Today, I’m posting the results of a productive discussion held this week with the. Canberra Community of Practice OCM. Of which I am a member. We discussed what advice we would give someone to build his/her own organisational change management capability. I’ve structured our advice in five groups:. 8211; About You. 8211; About Change Management. 8211; About Your Organisation. 8211; About Your Managers.

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DANCING ON HOT COALS. Author Archives: Jude Burger. Level up your change management model. Posted in Change Management. Therefore, for larger projects, consider a model where a project has a ‘delivering’ change manager as well as ‘receiving’ change managers for each stakeholder group. Continue reading →. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Share on Facebo...

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DANCING ON HOT COALS. Level up your change management model. Posted in Change Management. Therefore, for larger projects, consider a model where a project has a ‘delivering’ change manager as well as ‘receiving’ change managers for each stakeholder group. First, here’s the basic description of the delivering/receiving change management model. The delivering change manager. The receiving change manager/s. The delivering change manager. Begins work on the project in the planning phase. Determine when recei...

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The Change Factor: March 2011

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Friday, March 18, 2011. Time for Time out? This might sound like a weird title for someone who blogs about change and is always writing about doing more, getting results, being pro-active, but thats my question for you;. Do you know when its time to take time out? I don’t necessarily mean not working at the weekend, not working at night, taking your lunch-breaks or having a coffee (but if you do any or all of these on a regular basis you might need to pay attention here). And what about you? Do you know ...

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The Change Factor: March 2010

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Wednesday, March 24, 2010. Can Twitter teach you leadership? As I listened I liked the sound of this guy. After a day or so of stories I told a meeting of all of the middle managers that they should promote this guy. In fact they should promote him above a lot of them! Needless to say this. 8217;t go down well. I told that that this ‘trouble-maker’ was showing leadership. What he said struck a chord with the people around him. A chord that. Would you be in it? Posted by The Change Factor. I was recently ...

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The Change Factor: April 2011

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Monday, April 04, 2011. Seven questions about your culture change. Why not ask yourself these questions if you are CEO/GM and have a change programme under-way. A How is the change progressing? We started out with good intentions but everyone is really busy you know. We all said 'we need to do that' but nobody took an action. When we defined the plan nobody asked 'what can we drop? Meaning the answer became 'the change actions'). B How engaged are your people in the change? Most of them, as we regularly ...

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The Change Factor: February 2011

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Friday, February 04, 2011. 8216;A king with no advisors is king of ignorance. A king with one advisor is king of bias. A king who believes all-comers is king of confusion. Years ago I worked for a very experienced Manager. He had a reputation for being strong willed and not suffering fools, and if you let him down or exposed him to trouble, you knew about it. He had many years of experience in the industry and you could pretty much say that he’d seen it all. I’m not suggesting that you restructure ...

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The Change Factor: May 2011

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Monday, May 16, 2011. What if your organisation has lost it's. But an organisation that has been doing things the same way for so long that the majority aren't able to see the need for change and can't see past the existing way of doing things, requires a different approach. The question is 'what approach? Does the leader not only flesh out the vision but bring to the table how it is accomplished? With all the risks that a 'one man crusade' has? Do you 'have a clear out' and bring in fresh blood? Assessm...

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The Change Factor: May 2010

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Tuesday, May 25, 2010. Do you have a hidden agenda? How many times have you heard that you or your organisation has a hidden agenda? If you are in any form of leadership position I would be surprised if you’d not heard this before. If you are not at the top of your companies tree I am sure you've heard conversations about what 'management' are doing behind the scenes. When I hear it I treat it as a clue to the culture of the organisation. The information networks in your company are extremely sensitive t...

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Thursday, June 16, 2011. I have often blogged about the need for being planful when it comes to change. Of course those that know my approach to plans’ also know that I look upon a culture change plan as a guide rather than a set of hard and fast rules. Culture change is best seen as a journey, so treat your plan as a road map that is changing and learning as you and your people are. Posted by The Change Factor. Monday, May 16, 2011. What if your organisation has lost it's. Do you seek out the few who do...

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