The document presents a strategy for managing change by mapping stakeholders to positions on a football pitch based on their support. It recommends starting by understanding each stakeholder, delivering quick wins to move supporters higher, using influential supporters to affect others, aligning rewards, and eventually delivering big wins to shift most stakeholders to the top position, representing successful change. It advises against starting with hardcore detractors and suggests options for dealing with the few who remain at the end. The overall strategy is to "play the percentages" and focus on gaining momentum through supporters before confronting detractors.
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In other words when you get to the final hard core
detractors you can:
1. Work with them to change
2. Accept it (80-20 rule)
3. Force the change
4. Replace
But don’t start here first, you project will never
get momentum
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It’s the corporate equivalent of walking into a
casino and putting all your money on one number
Odds of success are low
and if you blow it you're out the game...
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Strategy: Play the Percentages
1. Understand why all players are where they are
2. Plan quick wins & big long term wins to meet players need
3. Deliver quick wins
4. Be overtly supportive
5. Align reward and recognition
6. Use promoters influencers to influence
7. Deliver big wins
8. Decide what to do with the rest when it comes to it
p.s. learn and practice the tactics to deliver the above