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Step 1: Urgency Creation
A change is only successful if the whole company really desires it. If you are planning to make a change, then you need to make others want it. You can create urgency around what you want to change and create hype.
This will make your idea popular when you start your initiative. Use statistics and visual presentations to convey why the change should take place and how the company and employees can benefit.
Step 2: Build a Team
If your convincing is strong, you will win a lot of people in favor of change. You can now build a team to carry out the change from the people, who support you. Since changing is your idea, make sure you lead the team.
Organize your team structure and allocate responsibilities to the team members. Make them feel that they are important within the team.
Step 3: Create a Vision
When a change takes place, having a vision is a must. The vision makes everything clear to everyone. When you have a clear vision, your team members know why they are working on the change initiative and rest of the staff know why your team is doing the change.
Step 4: Communication of Vision
Deriving the vision is not just enough for you to implement the change. You need to communicate your vision across the company.
This communication should take place frequently and at important forums. Get the influential people in the company to support your effort. Use every chance to communicate your vision; this could be a board meeting or just talking over the lunch.
Step 5: Removing Obstacles
No change takes place without obstacles. Once you communicate your vision, you will only be able to get the support of a fraction of the staff. Always, there are people, who resist the change.
Often, there are processes and procedures that resist the change too! Always watch out for obstacles and remove them as soon as they appear. This will increase the motivation of your team as well the rest of the staff.
Step 6: Go for Quick Wins
Quick wins are the best way to keep the momentum going. By quick wins, your team will have a great satisfaction and the company will immediately see the benefits of your change initiative.
Every now and then, produce a quick win for different stakeholders, who get affected by the change process. But always remember to keep the eye on the long-term goals as well.
Step 7: Let the Change Mature
Many change initiatives fail due to early declaration of success. If you haven’t implemented the change 100% by the time you declare the victory, people will be dissatisfied when they see the gaps.
Therefore, complete the change process 100% and let it be there for some time. Let it have its own time to get incorporated to the people’s lives and organizational processes before you say it ‘over.’
Step 8: Integrate the Change
Use mechanisms to integrate the change into people’s daily life and corporate culture. Have a continuous monitoring mechanism in place in order to monitor whether every element of the change taking place in the organization. When you see noncompliance, act immediately.
