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Enclaria: Influence Change at Work

Equipping individuals and teams to influence organizational change

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99 Ways to Influence Change, #21: Show that others are doing it

Under ambiguous circumstances, we look around to see what other people are doing to help us understand the situation and …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #20: Remove obstacles

Often, some people in the organization are on board with the change and would like to modify their activities and …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #19: Make it viral

In today's attention-overload workplace, it is easy for your change message to be lost.  With the advent of social …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #18: Admit mistakes

Mistakes happen during the course of organizational change:  lack of communication, bad strategy, poorly aligned …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #17: Develop support systems

Many familiar programs designed to help individuals form better habits surround people with support systems.  For …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #16: Demand compliance

Sometimes, if you want people to do something, you've got to use brute force.  Enough with the buy-in and …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #15: Start conversations

Confusion and hesitancy about change occurs when the only conversations about change happen around the water cooler, or …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #14: Show you care

The best way I know to gain respect as a change agent is to show that you care about people personally.  People are …

99 Ways to Influence Change, #13: Acknowledge fears

One of the key elements of resistance to change is fear.  Fear can keep people from trying new things, stop people from …

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