Why Redundancy is the only acceptable outcome for a Change Management Consultant

His own...!

Any good change management consultant will put himself out of work

... but not before he's helped you broker the peace between the warring factions that make up your organisation.

Warring factions. Isn't that a bit dramatic?

Not when you consider that the "silo-mentality" of many departments resembles medieval fortified towns dotted across the landscape of your organisation.

But the people in these departments are, well, people...

They think, they feel, they act. They have outside interests, competing demands on their time and commitments beyond work. And most people like to be respected. For their views, their expertise, their knowledge.

Above all, most people like to be productive.

So how can we blend the work of a change management consultant, whose job is to help you bring about change in an organisation, with the characteristics of people, as people?

Conversation. Plain, ordinary talking

... about work.

If your change management consultant of choice engages your colleagues and employees in conversation about the things that aren't working at work, you'll be pleasantly surprised at the number of sure-fire solutions that will emerge.

Why?

Because the people facing the problems are the best placed to find the solutions. Workplace problems affect productivity

... and no-one enjoys being unproductive.

Any decent change management process makes change safe. Make sure your chosen change management consultant thinks this way too...

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