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How to Adapt to Change: Interview Question Guide

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Also, as we will see below, growing companies, such as startups, will change much more rapidly and they will be more interested in candidates who are willing to adopt new tools. Business Change. Organizational change is another constant in today’s economy. Changes such as these can be stressful for employees.

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How to Maintain Trust with an Employee Productivity Tracker

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Reorganize operations. By themselves, productivity trackers would not be a deciding factor for reorganizing business. The data they collect, however, can play an instrumental role in larger business change projects. For instance, employee productivity data can inform and help guide organizational changes.

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Morning Advantage: Catching You at Your Ethically Weakest

Harvard Business Review

Ethical breaches are at their highest during organizational changes that have a material impact on an employee's role or compensation (promotions, reorganizations, and so on). The key to effective compliance, Martin says, is more about the right timing than it is the right amounts of time.

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Most Reorgs Aren’t Ambitious Enough

Harvard Business Review

And yet when it comes to reorganization, they’re the norm. According to one McKinsey study , the success rate for organizational redesign efforts is less than 25%. Organization design is not a static, one-time event. Building effective linkages is one of the strongest ways to ensure organizational changes succeed.

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What Spinning Off a GE Business Taught Me About Managing Ultra-Fast Change

Harvard Business Review

Major organizational changes, covering everything from recruiting and branding to regulatory approvals and marketing, happened in rapid succession, with a hard deadline of 12 months to get it all done for the IPO — and 18 months from the IPO until our full separation from GE. What did we do?

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Change Management Is Becoming Increasingly Data-Driven. Companies Aren’t Ready

Harvard Business Review

However, when it comes to change, few track performance from project to project beyond knowing which ones met their goals. Although projects have unique features, there are many similarities between process improvement, system change, M&A, and reorganization projects. Use Data to Select People for Change Roles.

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Collaboration as an Intangible Asset

Harvard Business Review

Repeated surveys can, over time, reveal changes in networks or in patterns of collaboration — making it possible to assess whether interventions such as reorganization or targeted efforts to improve collaboration (like offsite events, new software/communications tools, or incentive programs) actually have their desired impact.

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