When you run a company or team you will inevitably have to make changes along the way to adapt to the needs of your staff and customers. However, change is not aways easy to implement.
Do you have any of these challenges?
Organizational change:
- Staff or management resist changes to the company’s workflow
- Too many changes are initiated simultaneously, resulting in minimal impact
Defining company best practices:
- Best practices (Standard Operating Procedures) are not defined, leading to numerous mistakes by staff members
- Handoffs between person A and B are error prone
- Work takes longer because staff members must improvise due to a lack of knowledge
Class summary
The shorter YouTube video (linked below) discusses the first three steps to make organizational changes. The full class (Gumroad link below) covers all seven steps and includes two templates. The seven steps are:
- Applying selling strategies
- Increasing the speed of deployment
- Reducing the risk of failure
- Understanding and addressing resistance
- Using policies and edicts
- Improvement planning
- Defining best practices (1-page SOPs)
What you will learn
- How to effectively scope and plan change in your organization (a change plan template is included)
- How to define concise one-page Standard Operating Procedures to capture new best practices (an SOP template is included)
Not ready to purchase?
A summary of the video is available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/gYQ1Hy42VcE
Full class link
Managing Change in Your Company & Defining Best Practices
In this one-hour video, I go through seven steps to make and keep organizational changes: Applying selling strategies Increasing the speed of deployment Reducing the risk of failure Understanding and addressing resistance Using policies and edicts Improvement planning Defining best practices The class comes with a spreadsheet that you can use to plan change and define a company workflow (SOP*) to maintain company best practices.Not ready to purchase?A summary of the video is available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/gYQ1Hy42VcEPurchase page (via Gumroad)Click on the link below to the Gumroad purchase page. Set the tip to 0% (unless you really like me). *SOP = Standard Operating Procedure
