It has often been said that the pain of the present must become greater than the fear of the future for change to really work.  Although that may be true, it is an over simplistic assessment of the reality of just how complex leading change is both for individuals and organizations.  This HBR post takes a much more comprehensive approach:

“We know that two-thirds of large scale transformation efforts fail. But that’s not a terribly helpful piece of information―unless we’re looking for confirmation that this is hard, really hard. What is useful is to understand what leaders can do to substantially increase the odds that their companies won’t be among the two-thirds of those that fail.”

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