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Monday 12 March 2012

Why an Individual-oriented Change Management is most preferred

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If it were up to humans to decide on change, the entire world would be same in a variety of aspects. Unfortunately, nature brings with it changes that humans must adapt to in order to survive. Organisations and businesses are always in an environment that demands constant reinvention and adaptation.

However, the implementation of change calls for a certain level of skills and expertise on the part of the management team trying to oversee the process. As such, it is very important for organisations to utilise change management services that ensure they adjust appropriately to fit in an ever dynamic business environment.

The best approach for change management focuses on individual members of any organisation before the achievement of the desired overall change. Most employees or stakeholders in an organisation will resist change at first. Resistance to change calls for a careful approach in order to address and allay any fears individuals may have about the intended change.

Proper workplace relations dictate that employers cannot just impose and force change to employees relation.  Those responsible for the administration of change in any organisation should see to it that individuals acknowledge the need for and benefits of change. This helps break initial barriers and prepare members of the organisation for change.

After employees or other members of an organisation begin to appreciate the need for change, it is important to help them understand their role and place in the envisioned change. Additionally, managers should see to it that individuals have a proper grasp of their specific duties and tasks in the implementation of change.

When individual members of an organisation  idealise and accept change, implementation becomes very easy. Organisations may then focus on systems and other non-human factors in the organisation to effect meaningful change.

You may consult a change management firm with expertise and skills in workplace relations to ensure a smooth transition that meets all legal obligations to employees Enterprise Agreements.

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