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Business Change means Social Change

Businesses are constantly looking for new ideas, new markets, bigger profits, improved efficiency in all these cases you are looking for change. However,  business change cannot be  delinked from social change. Social change is the catalyst for the improvements. To enable the social change you need to

  • Create the reason for change at the business level.
  • Create the reason for change at the individual level.
  • Work with people to enable the change - listening and speaking with people is critical to success.
  • Provide benefits both financially and emotionally for each person when they create that change.
  • Track and celebrate progress.
  • Deal quickly with people who do not want to be part of the future - not people fearful of change that is normal, I mean the people whose values do not match the values that the business stands for.

Choose leaders that have strong communication skills and emotional intelligence. This is about people and you need leaders that can connect with people, communicate with people and believe in people.

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