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How To Navigate The Digital Learning Curve For Enhanced Organizational Change

Walk Me

Organizational change can trigger various employee reactions when major structural shifts occur and normalized processes, technology, and tools are replaced with unfamiliar ones. This can often spark internal resistance to change, resulting in low employee performance and decreased productivity if not remedied.

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Scaling Effective Managers: Pendo reduces turnover by 21% while onboarding 163 managers

15Five

However, their success in onboarding 163 managers, remaining in the top 25% of employee engagement, and significantly reducing turnover to 11% stands as a testament to their focus on manager effectiveness and their strategic partnership with 15Five. Learn more about 15Five.

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People and Culture vs. HR: What’s the Difference?

AIHR

Primary functions Recruitment Onboarding Compensation Benefits administration Performance management Employee relations. Talent acquisition and management Organizational development DEIB Building a strong employer brand Developing leadership talent Driving employee satisfaction.

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Strategic Believability: A Research-Backed Guide

LSA Global

The more you increase peoples receptivity, the better your chances of them getting onboard. Then change leaders must take actions and make decisions that align the organization with the new ways, visibly reinforce the desired behaviors, and ensure appropriate consequences for any misalignment. Are your strategy and goals clear enough?

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7 Winning Ways to Communicate Change in the Workplace

Zenefits

There’s not a company on Earth that can successfully avoid organizational change. Implementing new technology, mergers, switching up processes, and getting used to new leadership are changes we’ll all probably deal with in our careers. Sometimes change in the workplace is driven by an external source.

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How to Design Organizational Change that Works

LSA Global

Design Organizational Change Without solid support from company executives, it is almost impossible to design organizational change that works. Organizational change is hard enough to achieve when everyone is aligned with and committed to the new ways of working and behaving. The business case for change.

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How To Calculate Your Organization’s Turnover Rate

15Five

Do this for every month in the year, and you’ll be able to track how various organizational changes affect your turnover rate over time. Review your onboarding process: While new hires aren’t usually counted in turnover rates, you should still treat a high rate as a potential warning sign that your onboarding process needs some work.