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Top Change Articles of 2019 at Enclaria

Another year is coming to a close! The following are the most popular posts of 2019 at the Enclaria blog. Which were your favorites, and what did you miss?

Thank you for reading and sharing! What topics would you like to see covered next year? Please reply in the comments.

1.  Seven Essential Traits of a Change Agent

I’ve worked with a lot of change agents with varying types of authority, expertise, roles, and projects. And even though every situation is different, those who are most effective at getting things done tend to exhibit common traits.

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2.  How to Minimize a Downside to Change

Let’s face it. Not all changes are 100% positive for everyone in your organization. During the implementation, some people may temporarily feel more strain than others.

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3.  Seven Go-to Change Management Tools

While I’ve heard that all the tools in the Influence Change at Work™ Toolkit have been useful at one time or another, there are several that come up again and again.

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4.  Five Simple Things You Can Do to Make Change Easier for People

I was irritated by an unexpected change in my life, because just a few simple change management techniques could have been applied to minimize my frustration, improve my experience, and make the process more efficient during the change.

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5.  How to Help Managers Communicate Change

One of the primary avenues for influencing change is to communicate, communicate, communicate. Unfortunately, communication can’t all come from a centralized, official source to ensure it stays aligned and accurate. You need managers throughout the organization to communicate change to demonstrate its importance and to make it more relevant for their teams — without getting garbled in the process.

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