Fun Socks | Encouraging Change in Your Organization
When we talk to our customers' employees, we often hear two different things:
1. They would like to see changes.
We all love to hate change, but we also get bored without it. How can that be?
Picture this; we don’t like potholes, but we also don’t like it when a street is closed for construction.
The best organizational cultures are the ones who encourage learning for the sake of learning. As HR guru Norman Frazier told me, learning leads to small incremental changes. Major changes come when the status quo takes a serious hit. While sometimes necessary, major changes can be very disruptive.
The opposite of too much change is no change. One of the worst things an organization can do is to fall into the “it’s always been done this way” trap. Want to lower your employee engagement? Just keep telling folks: “that’s not the way we do things.”
What is your organization doing to encourage continuous learning and incremental change?
Kevin Brozovich
SPHR | CHIEF PEOPLE ADVISOR
Meet Kevin Brozovich, energetic entrepreneur, people-focused team-builder and HR practitioner-turned consultant. For almost 10 years, Kevin was Founder and Chief People Officer of HRM Innovations, a Kalamazoo-based Human Resources consulting firm many would consider the top in the region. After pulling his hair out making daily decisions about running the business (does it matter where the coffee comes from?), Kevin joined forces with the Rose Street Advisors team so he could solely focus on what he loves most: working with clients.
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