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</html>";s:4:"text";s:13424:"Can you cultivate that sense of group identity in a way that aligns people in the direction of the changed behavior? That way, if you have to deliver 10 burgers in a minute, you don’t have to think at all. I don’t want any creativity around the way the product is made. In the book, the authors give a couple of great examples. This thinking drives us to try to construct more compelling models and representations of “the system” in our effort to explain why it is better. In any environment. "Switch" gives you not only theory but also real life examples of people changing when change is hard. You just press the plunger 10 times. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Switch is a book that contains a wealth of information, both in terms of leading research into exacting change and also practical tips on how to implement that research. The other group required 12 stamps to get a free car wash – but they were given two free stamps to start with. Now, having a model line does not guarantee that the rest of the organization will spontaneously adopt the new way. So I see yet another area where the Toyota management structure is engineered to provide the kind of environment that Switch talks about. | Make the World Co-Op, Problem Solving through ‘Bright Spots’ | Giles Dickenson-JonesGiles Dickenson-Jones, Rider, Elephants and The Path – Script the Critical Moves | Tales from a Trading Desk. To make things even more interesting, many of us (myself included) have been taught to focus on the physical process changes rather than the behaviors required in a continuous improvement culture. Given too many choices, the rider becomes paralyzed and takes no action at all. This book, with some careful study, discussion, and a little collusion, can form a great blueprint for how to actually structure your work to move the cultural change along. The difference is not about hiring different people, it is about how the work and the environment itself is structured. One good way to test a theme or critical move is to ask whether or not it is “sticky.”. I highly suggest reading the book rather than trying to use the workbook as a substitute, though. So our efforts to enact “change” start, first and foremost, with trying to educate so that people will “understand the changes” and the “reasons why.”. By setting a limited theme that you know will advance the process, you help people focus on specific actions – you script what they should be working on, and give them permission to not try to fix everything at once. The people we call the “anchor draggers” and “cement heads” are making the best decisions they can in good faith, based on the environment and information that surrounds them. ¯eràRÛà:ev‹Û‘Ï×vH\�ì`^€òñ#WË;”óPÎL~N»p—�IÕãP;/>x.,\ŸR˜�`ª. Managing our “driver and elephant” brains also include surroundings. Your email address will not be published. They had runway behind them, which made the distance to close seem shorter. The most common theme of frustrations I hear from change agents and practitioners has to do with people “not supporting the changes.” But when I question them about what they WANT people to do, I often get a list of abstractions. Often there are one or two key factors involved and, once understood, they are fairly easy to educate and replicate. Practitioners are often expected to “drive the change” into an otherwise passive-aggressive organizational culture. Also appreciate how Switch principles can be applied in a Lean professional’s work. Good people working in a bad environment are often painted as flawed in some way. A lot of efforts to implement start off with a “lean overview” of some kind – even to the top leaders – and then leaves it up to them to decide how to go about implementing all of this. If presented with a compelling case, we say, the logical conclusion should follow. Switch dedicates itself to change processes that manage both aspects — direct the rider and motivate the elephant— along with a third segment, Shaping the Path, that details the steps once driver and elephant are mastered. But if we look at what makes them different (see “Find the Bright Spots” below), we can see they are better at dealing with the things outlined in this book. The principle of “go and see for yourself” makes the current condition (and the possibilities) real to people in ways that the best PowerPoint presentation never can. The other thing that helps, according to the workbook, is keeping the change within the scope of how people think about themselves. It is likely that structure wasn’t deliberate, these outlier companies just stumbled into it. From the Switch Workbook on the Heath Brother’s web site: Be clear about how how people should act. As a leader, you’re going to be tempted to tell your people things like: “Be more innovative!” “Treat the customer with white-glove service!” “Give better feedback to your people!” But you can’t stop there. Based on his article Eight Reasons Why Transformation Efforts Fail, Kotter outlines (not surprisingly) an eight stage process for changing a culture: I have found it quite valuable in the past to challenge a leadership team to assess their own efforts against these factors, then listen to what the next level down has to say. The book describes them in detail, with stories, examples, and structure. It takes deliberate action. At the same time, do we try for the “big leap” and the 80% reduction as the goal, or do we set a series or more modest objectives that anchor a sense of success and moving forward? This is, in my opinion, an area where we make the biggest mistakes. TPS / “Lean” is a management system that strives to do this every day. 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