RESISTANCE

Sorry to shout.

What about those stakeholders that really do RESIST?

Granted this does and will happen. I have never seen a situation where that resistance did not make sense (once I dug a little deeper). Clarity here- from the stakeholders perspective.

It can come from previous bad experiences.

It can come from politics and ownership.

It most certainly comes from the way the organization rewards-based on operation rather than change. It can come from a comfort level that will be soon uncomfortable.

It can come from the status quo change approach that expects resistance and cheerleads urgency.

It can be from a person that is always that way (talk to them first they have valuable insight).

I will raise cackles and say that any show stopping resistance to change is a function of bad change management.

OK your turn to shout…

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