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When organizations engage with a change management initiative, they often gain valuable insight into the complexities of the organizational change. Led by a change management consultant, clients discover the direct correlation a structured change management approach has on overall success. Taking the time to document the lessons learned following the initiative’s completion provides an opportunity to understand what went well, the challenges encountered, and what could be improved for future change initiatives. These reflections are crucial because they help identify strengths and areas for growth. They enable both the client and the consultant to learn from these insights and implement the appropriate adjustments. By understanding the top three lessons learned, clients can better assess the effectiveness of the change management process and how to apply any necessary process changes. Documenting the discussion and the themes uncovered will foster a culture of transparency and continuous improvement.
Reviewing recent change initiatives HRchitect led for our clients, we discovered the top three lessons learned from a change initiative include:
Understand the resources and time commitment required The need to trust the change process Plan and prepare your change initiative early 1. Resources and Time Commitment
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