Mention Change in Introduction Training




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Steve Balogun, Nigeria

Mention Change in Introduction Training

It is advisable to emphazise the subject of change (management) during the introduction training of new employees.
 

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Bana, Syria
 

Management of Change

I believe companies shouldn't expect that its employees will accept any kind of change whenever it tells them. On the contrary, companies should train them about managing change as soon as they start working.

 
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Jaap de Jonge
Editor, Netherlands
 

Mentioning Change During Introduction Training

I agree, see also Considerations Changing Organization Cultures #7 to appreciate this.

 
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David Wilson
Manager, Canada
 

Creating a Change Ready Organization

If an organization prepares its employees for change early then it will have a distinct advantage over its competitors. Toyota prepares its employees by adopting a "kata" that focuses on continuous improvement. This approache requires knowledgeable leaders to train employees, but it may also require a bottom up change focus.

   

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