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Which is the toughest part of Change Management Process?

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Question added by Nosheen Faiz , Assistant Manager HR , Trisoft Technology, PITCO
Date Posted: 2015/08/22
Duncan Robertson
by Duncan Robertson , Strategy Consultant , Duncan Robertson Consultancy

It's the people who are an important part of the organisation, but are completely unwilling to consider change.

Frederick Reynecke
by Frederick Reynecke , Change Management Specialist , Albilad Arabia

Maintaining momentum with stakeholders, leaders and communication once created/established

Ahmad Alkhiary
by Ahmad Alkhiary , Sustainable Growth Consultant , Sustainability Techniques

I think the toughest part is getting the commitment of the stakeholders in general and the primary change sponsor in specific.

جعفر ابوالقاسم أحمد أحمد
by جعفر ابوالقاسم أحمد أحمد , Consultant , Tempe School Distric

Changing the attitudes towards change and changing people themselves is the hardest thing in the process. People generally resist change because they do not know what is coming up behind that change. Changing the behavior of people is probably harder than getting people accept change.

Esther Slabbert
by Esther Slabbert , OD and HR Consultant/ Industrial Psychologist , Slabbert, van den Berg & Assosciates

 

For me it is translating the top management strategic goals into goals that is understandable to the lower levels in the organization. If buy-in is not achieved by management and staff, the process will be viewed with suspicion. I always try to find the win for all parties involved and use a system of short-term achievable goals leading to the full process of change.

Muhammad Shoaib Khan
by Muhammad Shoaib Khan , Area Sales Officer , PEL

If u want to change something then starts it from top management and then to last employee. If u starts from bottom to top then it may results in resignation or different issues from various departments. To see something achieved starts from top management to let juniors watch, learn and help them to accept and change by executing change from top.

The most difficult part of change management, is to get others in the organisation on board, not just the key stake holders, as if they do not cooperate witht he change, this can cause huge problems during roll out.

Walid Ismail Elrahel  Meiri
by Walid Ismail Elrahel Meiri , Administrative Accountant and Public Relations , Musa Ali Altayeb for Import and Export

The people side of change is not the “soft” side of change; in reality it is the “harder” side of change. Investing the time and energy to manage the people side of your organizational efforts pays off in the end in terms of success of the effort and avoidance of the numerous costs that plague poorly managed change.

Syed Amar Hussain Banoori
by Syed Amar Hussain Banoori , Head Of HR Department , Ibrahim Group Developments Pvt Ltd

telling and making them understand hoe the change can help them

S R KRISHNA CHIRAVURI
by S R KRISHNA CHIRAVURI , Manager-Implementation , Overseeing Enterprise Resource

Accepting the change and maintaing equilibriunm is the toughet part of Change Management Process. We have to be very transparent about Process change and how would it help the organization to grow and improve client services using the latest technologies and ofcourse ROI equally

Wazeem Ahamed KM
by Wazeem Ahamed KM , Sr.Recruitment Officer/ Employee Relation Officer/ Hr Executive , Aura Lifestyle

The toughest part in change management process is the integrity of employees and managers.The employees might be loaded with their day to day responsibilities. There are chances of unwillingness to spend more time on training, as they might encounter back logs in their daily operations. Managers will be reluctant to send their key performers for training purpose as it might affect the operations 

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