Organizational change is guaranteed. Success is not. Strategic and employee alignment are imperative. But how does an organization ensure its employees gracefully adapt to change?
Fear of the unknown leads to lower productivity, higher workplace confusion and costly staff turnover. Managers who can lead through uncertain times are essential.
More than 70% of change initiatives fail
61% of organizations report experiencing 3 or more changes per year
A study found that less than 10% well-formulated strategies are effectively executed
— Gallup, Forbes, & IBM
Right Turns: Change in Action® is a dynamic learning session that builds employee confidence and commitment and the skills of managers.
It’s a powerful learning experience focused on change management, guiding employees and managers to explore the realities of change and the path to future success.
Whether participants are dealing with organizational change or leading it, this fast-paced discovery learning experience builds understanding, alignment and commitment for any corporate strategy.
“Our organization was at the tipping point where people realize change management delivers value, and they want to know how to do it. We’re able to show them the parts and pieces and let them see what is important, and Right Turns has been a catalyst.”
— Kraft Foods
“Our organization was at the tipping point where people realize change management delivers value, and they want to know how to do it. We’re able to show them the parts and pieces and let them see what is important, and Right Turns has been a catalyst.”
— Kraft Foods
Guided by activity cards, participants gather in small teams and work together to explore and discuss key concepts — external forces that cause change, the impact of change, drivers of success, how emotions and behaviors help or hinder progress and more.
Organization-specific discussions and exercises bring the lessons home by allowing participants to explore organizational changes in their own company or department and develop insights to take back to their jobs.
Managers delve deeper into the session and explore their role as change leaders — their responsibilities, their necessary skills, how to apply critical thinking and how to deal with their own reactions to organizational change.
of organizations report experiencing 3 or more changes per year.
— Forbes
After experiencing Right Turns, participants learn what drives change, how it progresses, where they fit, and how emotions help or hinder a change initiative.
They learn to make the “right” (correct) turns as they navigate toward the future. Specifically, they discover how to:
