Advancing Board Excellence – Broadening the Generative Experience
Manage Change or Be Managed By It
1. Manage Change
or
Be Managed By It
by Noa Peri-Jensch
Newport Beach, CA
January 29, 2013
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2. Objectives
• Looking at CHANGE from different
angles
• Learning how people experience
CHANGE
• Our role being TRANSITIONS leaders
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3. Let’s get to know each other
Please introduce yourself at the table:
•Name...
•Current or previous change you are
experiencing...
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5. 3 Kinds of Change
Shock
Evolutionary
Strategic
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6. Shock Change
• Unexpected
• Often unwelcome
• Catches you off-guard
• Sets you back or spurs
you on (or both!)
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7. Evolutionary Change
• Gradual
• Incremental
• You can prepare and plan for change
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8. Strategic Change
• This type of change is where you have a strategy or plan.
• You may not be in control of the change but you can have more
control over yourself! (e.g., job change, company change, country
change!)
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10. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Put frog in boiling water…
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11. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Put frog in boiling water…
! … frog jumps out!
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12. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Put frog in boiling water…
! … frog jumps out!
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13. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Put frog in boiling water…
! … frog jumps out!
• Put frog in cold water; gradually
heat…frog is happy and… guess what?
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14. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Put frog in boiling water…
! … frog jumps out!
• Put frog in cold water; gradually
heat…frog is happy and… guess what?
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15. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Put frog in boiling water…
! … frog jumps out!
• Put frog in cold water; gradually
heat…frog is happy and… guess what?
-- frog boils to death!
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16. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Why does this happen?
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17. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Why does this happen?
The “Contented” Frog!
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18. The Boiling Frog Syndrome
• Why does this happen?
The “Contented” Frog!
How can you relate this to
your organization?
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19. Table Discussion
Discuss the changes that affect your JCC
Demographic Political
Global
Technological
Economical
Social Anything else?
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25. How people react to change
1. Denial
2. Loss
3. Confusion
4. Anger
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26. Strategies for Dealing with Change
Denial
(Disengagement)
“Confront/Identify” Strategy
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27. Strategies for Dealing with Change
Loss
(Disidentification):
“Explore/Transfer” Strategy
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28. Strategies for Dealing with Change
Confusion
(Disorientation)
“Explain/Plan” Strategy
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29. Strategies for Dealing with Change
Anger
(Disenchantment):
“Vent/Acknowledgement” Strategy
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30. FACTS FEELINGS
Remember: feelings are facts!
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31. Human Needs
Most human beings have the need:
• To be right
• To be loved
• To succeed
• To be in control
• To be comfortable
As long as these are “desires” it is healthy. When they
become DEMANDS, they can become unhealthy and
generate fears.
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32. The single biggest problem with
COMMUNICATION is the illusion that it
has taken place By George Bernard Shaw
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33. Reframe Communications
1. State of Affairs: Describe as concisely as
possible the key fact of your current environment.
“The situation is…”
What I know:
What I don’t know:
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34. Reframe Communications
1. State of Affairs: Describe as concisely as possible the key fact of your
current environment.
2. Self-Disclosure: Share your own feelings and
thoughts on the current situation.
“I personally feel…”
What I like:
What I don’t like:
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35. Reframe Communications
1. State of Affairs: Describe as concisely as possible the key fact of your
current environment.
2. Self-Disclosure: Share your own feelings and thoughts on the current
situation.
3. Outcome: Define your ends and means for the
future.
“What we want is…”
“How we’re going to do it is…”
“Why we’re doing it is…”
“Whom it will affect, and how is…”
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36. Reframe Communications
1. State of Affairs:
“The situation is…”
What I know:
What I don’t know:
2. Self-Disclosure:
“I personally feel…”
What I like:
What I don’t like:
3. Outcome: “What we want is…”
“How we’re going to do it is…”
“Why we’re doing it is…”
“Whom it will affect, and how is…”
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37. “I can’t promise you that I won’t tell you one
thing today and another thing tomorrow...
but I promise I will always tell you the truth”
- Karl Kilburg
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38. How people react to change
• 20% Highly motivated
• 30% Somewhat optimistic looking for what’s in it for me
• 30% Undecided, learning towards pessimism
• 20% Cannot be convinced
• FOCUS ON MID 60% !!
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40. It is not the strongest of the
species that survives nor the
most intelligent, it is the one that
is most adaptable to change. - Charles Darwin
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46. Thank You & Have a Wonderful
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47. Thank You & Have a Wonderful
CHANGE
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48. Thank You & Have a Wonderful
CHANGE
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49. Thank You & Have a Wonderful
CHANGE
Noa Peri-Jensch
(702) 334-4075
noa@theglobalmomentum.com
www.theglobalmomentum.com
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50. Thank You & Have a Wonderful
CHANGE
Please keep in touch. I am happy to hear about your learnings and successes
Noa Peri-Jensch
(702) 334-4075
noa@theglobalmomentum.com
www.theglobalmomentum.com
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