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Change is
essential for the growth and development of companies and organizations.
Without change, you are assured of staying just the way you are, where
you are, doing things just the way you have always done them, and
performing at the level that you always have.
Your ability
to maximize your performance and beat your competition depends on your
ability to change and adapt to your environment.
So why is
change so difficult?
There are
seven obstacles that prevent companies and governments from changing (or
even trying to change):

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Motivation: some organizations do not correctly reward risk-taking
and innovation. Individuals may perceive that it is not worth taking
risks even when these are calculated and informed ones.
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Poor
training: the company and/or its employees lack the know-how or do not know where/how to get the required expertise to implement
(or even recognize) required changes.
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Lack of
communication: higher management does no clearly communicate the
goals or has no disseminated a clear plan stating in which direction the
organization should be leaning to. There is no clear and transparent
communication path that individuals in the corporation can use to
communicate ideas and improvements.
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Emotions:
many times it is new employees who propose to change or innovate in
certain areas. Personal and professional conflicts of interests tend
to arise between innovators and more established employees.
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Risk
aversion: as human beings, we tend to stick with what we know and do
things the same way we have always done them. As long as they work.
There is no
absolute certainty in change. But at the same time, that's its intrinsic value.
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Short-sightedness: when prioritising, companies tend to do first
what they know best, and they postpone what represents a new
challenge. Opportunity for change is lost or delayed so much that
much or all of the initial value is lost.
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Culture: often the
course of change involves establishing processes and organigrams
completely different from what has been in place for years. Certain
(bad) habits may be so rooted inside the organization's
savoir-faire that may block much needed improvements.
All these obstacles have the net effect of keeping your organization
static. You don't change. You don't perform up to your full potential. And you don't achieve your goals.
How PrimeChange will help my organization realize all its potential?
At
PrimeChange we:
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Identifying
the
obstacles that prevent your organization from being fully successful.
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Restate your goals, when
necessary, aligning them to the long-term vision of the corporation.
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Present a detailed
action plan and guide you through its implementation.
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Bring the
technical and managerial competence you need or cannot afford to
have onboard on a permanent basis.
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Create
streamlined processes that facilitate the flow of communication within the
organization.
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Act as an
independent arbitrator and subject matter expert, helping to resolve
internal conflicts. We listen to all parties and apply our expertise
and business acumen to always find what's best for reaching your goals.
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Harmonize
your product and service portfolio, so that
it includes a balanced of short-term and forward-thinking offerings. A low or risk-free portfolio is a
sign of stagnation and imminent trouble.
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Deliver solutions always
with a long
term plan in mind. Generally, companies want solutions for current
problems, and often do not consider the long-term implications of their
decisions. We not just solve today's challenges. We ensure the long-term
embracing of change.
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