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Organizational Change Management

Change is constant and necessary, but do you know how to manage it properly? Research the latest proven techniques through these links.

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What It's Like to Fire Half Your Staff
- by Tom Murphy
A CIO describes the worst day of his professional life.

Leading with Passion
- by Michael Kroth and Patricia Boverie
How to create a passionate work environment. (No, this has nothing to do with dimmed lighting, candles, flowers, mood music, etc.)

Staff Alert
- by Stephanie Overby
How to protect your overworked employees from the ravages of stress. This is particularly important to do in times of downsizing and poor morale.

Feeling Stressed?
- by Chuck Martin
You are not alone. Almost 80 percent of executives and managers admit to being stressed.

Capitalize on the Power of Suggestion
- by Christina Morfeld
An employee suggestion initiative that is well-planned and well-executed can reap huge rewards.

Stop This Project--I Want to Get Off! (Part 2)
- by Joe Wynne
For those of you who tuned in late: Organizational development specialists tell us that change occurs in several stages, ending in a settled state. Have these people ever been in an IT department? Use these techniques to maintain performance even as constant change disrupts the workforce. Part 2 of a two-part series.

Stop This Project--I Want to Get Off! (Part 1)
- by Joe Wynne
Organizational development specialists tell us that change occurs in several stages, ending in a settled state. Have these people ever been in an IT department? Use these techniques to maintain performance even as constant change disrupts the workforce.

The Scary Results of Mismanaging Change
- by Joe Wynne
The more things change--the more you have to deal with. Be prepared for the stages of change, and you might just survive.

Barbarians at the Gate!
- by Joe Wynne
Be prepared to defend against your project's most treacherous enemy--scope creep.

Change Management Series ( Log Evaluation Form Proposal / Evaluation Form Proposal / Proposal - Template )
This zipped file contains 11 separate Word and Excel templates and examples to help you manage change, observe issues and track tasks. It's a one-stop-shop for change management!



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