Supporting change

Make change your own, get your teams on board and manage resistance.

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Pedagogical objectives

  • Question your own alignment in phases of change.
  • Use techniques to get your teams on board and manage resistance.

The program

  • Taking ownership of change: How do you question your alignment? How do you project yourself into a positive scenario?
    Example of tools
    : the "Time Machine", a tool for projecting yourself into a future scenario (positive or negative) to materialize the change and take ownership of it more easily. 
  • Getting your team on board: how to anticipate sticking points and get everyone involved
    Example of tools
    : "Future Headlines" to help everyone imagine the positive long-term consequences of change and what their individual contribution will have been.
  • ‍Managingresistance: how to address individual fears and resistance?
    Ex. of tools:
    the "Change Curve" to find out how to manage each employee according to his or her reaction to change.

When you leave this workshop, you'll know...

  • Reassess your own alignment during periods of change.
  • Adopt techniques to effectively mobilize your teams and overcome resistance.

And it'll come in handy for...

Be better prepared to manage : 

  • A change of strategy
  • A change in work culture
  • A new organization or a new way of working (e.g. merger, reorganization, change of offer...)

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