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Why Communication in Change Management is Important?
Facilitating any significant change within an organization can be challenging. In larger companies particularly, it can be even more complicated because there are many different teams that will be affected by any new operating procedures. That’s why all potential consequences must be addressed and worked through for the change to be successful.
10 Steps to Achieve your Change Management Process
In the modern business landscape, the only constant is change. In the blink of an eye, market dynamics transform, economic externalities occur, governmental policies shift, and employment expectations adjust. Thanks to the incredible rate of technological advancement over the past few decades, major disruptions can happen in a matter of weeks rather than years.
3 Steps to Maintaining Business Normalcy within a Crisis
We are currently living under an air of uncertainty. Many organizations have had to fall back to dusty crisis response playbooks and untested continuity plans. Corporate communications professionals, HR business partners, and IT leaders are pressured to maintain the operational status quo under duress.
6 Steps to Implement a Virtual Help Desk During a Crisis
During a time of crisis, rallying your employees around a central communication source like a Virtual Help Desk will help your employees stay informed, reassured, and free to ask questions. Even when information is pushed through other channels like email, the Help Desk is where employees can find, review, and engage with official communications at any time and from any location.
How to Manage the New Normal of Blended Family & Work?
The work life balance has become increasingly stressful and difficult to manage for many knowledge workers for quite some time. The dream and promise of technology to deliver less stress, fewer hours in the office, and more family time has been a modern-day farce.
Infobesity in the Workplace: What is it? How to Manage it?
We hear about “burnout” all the time. Employees are afraid of reaching the point of no return and employers spending millions of dollars to analyze their workforces in hopes of preventing turnover. But what really causes burnout? Is it purely physical fatigue or is there more to it? We’ve done a bit of digging and uncovered an interesting trend.
