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103 Rules forLeading Through Change

A launch email is not a transformation.

By Andy Edwards

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About this book

The system went live on time, the announcement was warmly received and the milestone turned green. Three months later the old spreadsheet is still doing the real work, one region has found its own way round the new process, and the programme report calls the whole thing a success.

103 Rules for Leading Through Change is a practical guide to the part of a change that happens after the launch, when people either start working differently or quietly don't. In short, direct chapters, it covers making a case people can check, finding out whose work really changes, sponsors who do more than open the webinar, consultation that can still alter the design, pilots that test more than the technology, and how to tell whether any of it worked. Where a change affects jobs or contracts, it is plain about when to take HR and legal advice.

Who it's for

Written for
your part of the job.

Leaders changing workflows, systems, structures or ways of working.

What's inside

Ten parts of the job.

  1. Establishing a credible reason to change
  2. Understanding impact before asking for support
  3. Building sponsorship that does something
  4. Involving people before the design hardens
  5. Communicating without transformation theatre
  6. Removing barriers to adoption
  7. Building capability for the new way of working
  8. Piloting and rolling out with judgement
  9. Checking adoption and realised benefit
  10. Making the new normal survive