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HR professionals have to design, drive and deliver organisational change on a regular basis. This presentation looks at John Kotter's 8 steps of Change and puts it into practice with a case study and real application for HR. It also shows the normal human emotions going through change and touches on how to deal with these.

HR professionals have to design, drive and deliver organisational change on a regular basis. This presentation looks at John Kotter's 8 steps of Change and puts it into practice with a case study and real application for HR. It also shows the normal human emotions going through change and touches on how to deal with these.

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  1. 1. HR as Change Agent How to deliver real business impact!
  2. 2. Why do we need to be ‘Change Agents’? #ActusChange
  3. 3. Kotter…70% of Change Initiatives fail due to people issues Is this still true? • Mckinsey … A recent survey of business executives indicates that the percent of change programs that are a success today is… still 30%. • IBM … Nearly 60 percent of projects aimed at achieving business change do not fully meet their objectives. • HBR … The brutal fact is that about 70% of all change initiatives fail. • Forbes/Towers Watson… A new study by Towers Watson has found that only 25% of change management initiatives are successful over the long term. • Connor Partners… Change practitioners have some culpability for the atrocious 70% failure rate of change initiatives. The facts above are attributed to Ron Leeman in his blog on linked in #ActusChange
  4. 4. What makes change fail? • People, People People! • Poorly thought through • No sense of urgency • Lack of clear expectations • Lack of leadership or sponsorship • Lack of buy in • Loss of impetus/follow through #ActusChange
  5. 5. Kotter’s Change Model Establish a sense of urgency Form a powerful guiding coalition Create a vision Remove obstacles/ Empower others Create short term wins Consolidate change Anchor the changes Approach Identify (potential) crises or major opportunities Assemble a group large enough to lead the change Create a compelling vision & strategies to achieve it Use every method possible to communicate the new direction Change systems or structures that undermine the vision Create visible improvements Recognise / reward those involved Change further systems and bring in supporting projects/fresh people Communicate link between performance improvement and change Unfreeze Change Refreeze Communicate the Vision “Our Iceberg is melting” – John Kotter #ActusChange
  6. 6. Where in the Kotter Framework have changes typically failed or succeeded in your experience? #ActusChange
  7. 7. Kotter’s Change Model Establish a sense of urgency Form a powerful guiding coalition Create a vision Remove obstacles/ Empower others Create short term wins Consolidate change Anchor the changes Approach Identify (potential) crises or major opportunities Assemble a group large enough to lead the change Create a compelling vision & strategies to achieve it Use every method possible to communicate the new direction Change systems or structures that undermine the vision Create visible improvements Recognise / reward those involved Change further systems and bring in supporting projects/fresh people Communicate link between performance improvement and change Unfreeze Change Refreeze Communicate the Vision “Our Iceberg is melting” – John Kotter #ActusChange
  8. 8. Case Study – Pharmaceutical, 5000 International Staff Establish a sense of urgency Form a powerful guiding coalition Create a vision Remove obstacles/ Empower others Create short term wins Consolidate change Anchor the changes Approach Identify (potential) crises or major opportunities Assemble a group large enough to lead the change Create a compelling vision & strategies to achieve it Use every method possible to communicate the new direction Change systems or structures that undermine the vision Create visible improvements Recognise / reward those involved Change further systems and bring in supporting projects/fresh people Communicate link between performance improvement and change CASESTUDY BUSINESS SALE & FLOTATION ON THE HORIZON – NEED TO MAXIMISE SHARE PRICE AND DEMONSTRATE EXCELLENT MANGAGEMENT PROCESSES AND RETAIN TALENT CENTRAL HR TOOK THE LEAD RECRUITED A CHANGE LEADER WITH NEW VISION. HRBP’S BROUGHT TOGETHER FROM AROUND THE WORLD VISION OF HIGHLY ENGAGED WORKFORCE WHO FEEL HIGHLY VALUED WITH THE OPPORTUNTY TO DEVELOP. PERFORMCE LINKED TO REWARD FACE TO FACE COMMS FROM CEO DOWN VIDEOS, TOWN HALLS, NEWSLETTERS, BRIEFINGS REAL TIME DATA UPDATES & FURTHER COMMS WORLDWIDE HRBP’S LEADING GEOGRAPHIC CLUSTERS LOCAL MANAGEMENT OWNERSHIP & EXPECTATIONS UK HR LED INTERNATIONAL TRAINING SMART GOALS SET AND ACHIEVED e.g. 90% STAFF WITH OBJECTIVES SET BY END FEB 16 90 % PMP COMPLETED BY END SEPT FOCUS ON TALENT MANAGEMENT, CAREER DEVELOPMENT & SUCCESSION. NEXT INTEGRATE WITH OTHER SYSTEMS UPSKILLING & EXPANSION OF HR CHAMPIONS MANAGER & STAFF SYSTEM UTILISATION MONITORED MONTHLY TO BOARD FORMS PART OF STRATEGIC BUSINESS PROCESSES Unfreeze Change Refreeze Communicate the Vision
  9. 9. How people respond to change DENIAL RESISTANCE EXPLORATION COMMITMENT past future visible hidden #ActusChange Source – The change curve, originating from Elizabeth Kubler Ross’s work
  10. 10. How we can use the Kotter Model to be change agents Establish a sense of urgency Form a powerful guiding coalition Create a vision Remove obstacles/ Empower others Create short term wins Consolidate change Anchor the changes Approach Identify (potential) crises or major opportunities Assemble a group large enough to lead the change Create a compelling vision & strategies to achieve it Use every method possible to communicate the new direction Change systems or structures that undermine the vision Create visible improvements Recognise/ reward those involved Change further systems and bring in supporting projects/fresh people Communicate link between performance improvement and change Unfreeze Change Refreeze Communicate the Vision RoleofHRChangeAgent Ensure clear start and end time for change with clear sponsorship to support urgency. Understand WHY Change Vision needs to be exciting & relevant to staff. It needs thinking through in detail – how to overcome issues? Must have a senior & convincing sponsor. Ensure a variety of approaches & styles with time for people to ask questions Ensure that natural reactions to change are accommodat ed. Keep momentum and refocus people positively on the future Look for little wins and positives and SHOUT. Get senior and visible recognition for change leaders. Have a quiet word with laggards Don’t stop – set ongoing milestones & next steps to embed change. Bring in fresh blood, choose Implementers & Completer Finishers now Implement monitoring & checks for some time after change has ended. Ensure sponsors communicate value of new way Make sure the right people are included – consider personal attributes, possible resistors, seniority & availability #ActusChange
  11. 11. To be change agents we need to… • Lead and Manage change • Influence upwards, sideways and downwards • Think and communicate WIIFM for everyone • Be passionate & positive • Be courageous & challenge • Listen & empathise • Be committed! #ActusChange

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