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Change management is a structured approach to transitioning individuals, teams, and organizations from a current state to a desired future state. It's designed to maximize stakeholder engagement and minimize resistance to change, thus increasing the likelihood of success. Other business management frameworks, such as Lean, Six Sigma, or Agile, have different focuses. Lean is about eliminating waste and improving flow in processes. Six Sigma focuses on reducing variability and improving quality. Agile is about iterative development and responding quickly to change. While all these frameworks can be used to manage change, they have different methodologies and goals.
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Human beings tend to seek comfort in the status quo. Barriers to change, such as mental resistance, lack of executive commitment, or unrealistic expectations, can be difficult to overcome until they are addressed. For instance, a leader might have unrealistic expectations on how fast the change can be implemented. This sentiment could lead to a lack of appreciation and acknowledgment for the work that employees put in, and negatively impact everyone's drive to continue.(Slide 10)
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