Presented at ORBiT Real Time Days 2014
Keynote address by:
Alex Gallacher, EngageHR
The high-tech, consumer-savvy, not-too-distant future may very well require different skills than we have traditionally hired for or trained for. Let’s talk about what skills we actually need to be building in our existing staff and looking for in those we hire. If we don’t have those skills ourselves, how do we hire for them? What do we need to know, how difficult is it to learn, how big a leap is it? Whether you’re a broker or a carrier, you need to know and we’re here to tell you!
A Shift in Focus: Creating the Experienceqmatheson
Presented at ORBiT Real Time Days 2014
Keynote address by
Sean Mulcair, Gradient Solutions
How to shift focus from customer service to client experience. What's the difference? Customer service is the transaction and is quantifiable where as customer experience is a lifetime of interaction, which creates a feeling or emotion.
From Dissastisfied to Evangelist: How to Measure and Manage Your Clients’ Sat...Nex.to
Why client satisfaction is important. What the biggest obstacles are to measuring it. How can using one question can improve your efforts. Where to use your response data to improve your service delivery.
Mapping the customer experience: innovate using customer experience journey mapsJoyce Hostyn
Do you know what your organization looks like from your customer’s perspective? In the digital age, silos and organizational bureaucracy manifest themselves through your digital presence. You can bridge these silos and overcome a bureaucratic inside-out mindset by visualizing the customer (learner, elder, citizen, patient, employee) experience through a customer experience journey map that captures both actual and emotional aspects of the customer experience. Then, map in hand, you can use it to design great outside-in customer experiences for your organization.
A Shift in Focus: Creating the Experienceqmatheson
Presented at ORBiT Real Time Days 2014
Keynote address by
Sean Mulcair, Gradient Solutions
How to shift focus from customer service to client experience. What's the difference? Customer service is the transaction and is quantifiable where as customer experience is a lifetime of interaction, which creates a feeling or emotion.
From Dissastisfied to Evangelist: How to Measure and Manage Your Clients’ Sat...Nex.to
Why client satisfaction is important. What the biggest obstacles are to measuring it. How can using one question can improve your efforts. Where to use your response data to improve your service delivery.
Mapping the customer experience: innovate using customer experience journey mapsJoyce Hostyn
Do you know what your organization looks like from your customer’s perspective? In the digital age, silos and organizational bureaucracy manifest themselves through your digital presence. You can bridge these silos and overcome a bureaucratic inside-out mindset by visualizing the customer (learner, elder, citizen, patient, employee) experience through a customer experience journey map that captures both actual and emotional aspects of the customer experience. Then, map in hand, you can use it to design great outside-in customer experiences for your organization.
The Reality of the Employee ExperienceiQmetrixCorp
As a complement to our ‘Reality of the Customer Experience’ session, we take a similar behind-the-scenes look at what’s happening in your stores – from the employee perspective. As sales were happening, our reps were there: shadowing, watching and asking lots of questions. Why aren’t certain employees offering handset insurance or phone trade-in? What information do employees still need and want? Are they pushing certain products over others and if so, why? On the flip side, what are the outstanding sales reps doing? We’ve interviewed them and asked them what motivates them and what sales techniques work best. At the end of the day, employees’ success is your success. This session will take you to the core of their success.
39 Motivational Quotes for Customer Service BlissPlacester
Customer Service, Customer Support, Customer Success - no matter what it’s called, every company has a team or department that is dedicated to helping its most critical asset: the customer. After all, it’s the happy, successful customers who will spread the word about your great service and will lead to more customers in the long run, right?
Here is a compilation of some motivational customer service quotes from a variety of businesspeople and famous figures that anyone in the field is sure to understand, and anyone looking for some inspiration is sure to appreciate.
How the world embraced customer experience in 2015: A visual journey to inspi...Rant & Rave
This presentation covers 25 inspiring stories from around the world in 2015 that we believe can help organisations achieve their customer experience goals. Covering customer engagement innovations, employee empowerment success, customer insight improvements to customer advocacy enablement, this presentation will help inspire new ideas to transform brands.
Culture @ FoodX ( previously Faasos ) - Internal document and hence no beautification. Anyone interested in working at our company should go through this. It outlines primarily our culture and how we conduct ourselves. This is not specific to any job. This is a ready reckoner for you to know what to expect if you happen to work here.
Why cx matters to fs customers part of the 2015 lexden masterclass series i...Christopher Brooks
Tom Kerr FMRS, Head of Insight at Lexden, Customer Experience Consultants delivers a fabulous presentation on why customer experience matters to financial services consumers and how to connect with them to create preferential consideration.Held at the ABI, London October 2015. Video available from Lexdengroup.com
Talkdesk Webinar Series: Drive Growth by Reducing Customer Effort TalkdeskInc
https://www.talkdesk.com/resources/webinars/
Today’s customers are smarter, pickier and more demanding of customer service. After a poor service experience, 71% of customers end their relationship with you, and 61% go to a competitor. Ouch!
In this webinar we covered:
- How customer service impacts your bottom line.
- Why you should care about customer effort.
- Three steps to target and reduce effort from your customer's experience.
The purpose of this presentation is to provide best practices to mobile service development. The statements are based on industry expert interviews which are then modified in four workshops. The interviews were conducted between November 2013 and January 2014. The workshops were arranged in January 2014.
How To Choose a Virtual Assistant CompanyWorldwide101
How to choose a virtual assistant company from the hundreds of choices. Onshore or offshore? For individuals or business? Here are the questions you need to ask and the decisions you need to make.
Rethinking Empowerment to Create a Dynmanic TeamAndrew Cheung
Our Credo & Beliefs for Team Effectiveness
Empowered Employees & Teams
Types of Decision Making
Setting Decision-Making Boundaries
Clearly Defined Boundaries
Barry Saiff -Managing Content Development Teams: Inner Mastery for Outer SuccessLavaConConference
n this session you will learn:
• How can you create outsourcing success?
• How can technical communicators influence outsourcing decisions?
• What are the potential pitfalls to watch out for?
• What are the potential benefits to maximize?
• Is outsourcing right for your organization? Is now the time?
The Reality of the Employee ExperienceiQmetrixCorp
As a complement to our ‘Reality of the Customer Experience’ session, we take a similar behind-the-scenes look at what’s happening in your stores – from the employee perspective. As sales were happening, our reps were there: shadowing, watching and asking lots of questions. Why aren’t certain employees offering handset insurance or phone trade-in? What information do employees still need and want? Are they pushing certain products over others and if so, why? On the flip side, what are the outstanding sales reps doing? We’ve interviewed them and asked them what motivates them and what sales techniques work best. At the end of the day, employees’ success is your success. This session will take you to the core of their success.
39 Motivational Quotes for Customer Service BlissPlacester
Customer Service, Customer Support, Customer Success - no matter what it’s called, every company has a team or department that is dedicated to helping its most critical asset: the customer. After all, it’s the happy, successful customers who will spread the word about your great service and will lead to more customers in the long run, right?
Here is a compilation of some motivational customer service quotes from a variety of businesspeople and famous figures that anyone in the field is sure to understand, and anyone looking for some inspiration is sure to appreciate.
How the world embraced customer experience in 2015: A visual journey to inspi...Rant & Rave
This presentation covers 25 inspiring stories from around the world in 2015 that we believe can help organisations achieve their customer experience goals. Covering customer engagement innovations, employee empowerment success, customer insight improvements to customer advocacy enablement, this presentation will help inspire new ideas to transform brands.
Culture @ FoodX ( previously Faasos ) - Internal document and hence no beautification. Anyone interested in working at our company should go through this. It outlines primarily our culture and how we conduct ourselves. This is not specific to any job. This is a ready reckoner for you to know what to expect if you happen to work here.
Why cx matters to fs customers part of the 2015 lexden masterclass series i...Christopher Brooks
Tom Kerr FMRS, Head of Insight at Lexden, Customer Experience Consultants delivers a fabulous presentation on why customer experience matters to financial services consumers and how to connect with them to create preferential consideration.Held at the ABI, London October 2015. Video available from Lexdengroup.com
Talkdesk Webinar Series: Drive Growth by Reducing Customer Effort TalkdeskInc
https://www.talkdesk.com/resources/webinars/
Today’s customers are smarter, pickier and more demanding of customer service. After a poor service experience, 71% of customers end their relationship with you, and 61% go to a competitor. Ouch!
In this webinar we covered:
- How customer service impacts your bottom line.
- Why you should care about customer effort.
- Three steps to target and reduce effort from your customer's experience.
The purpose of this presentation is to provide best practices to mobile service development. The statements are based on industry expert interviews which are then modified in four workshops. The interviews were conducted between November 2013 and January 2014. The workshops were arranged in January 2014.
How To Choose a Virtual Assistant CompanyWorldwide101
How to choose a virtual assistant company from the hundreds of choices. Onshore or offshore? For individuals or business? Here are the questions you need to ask and the decisions you need to make.
Rethinking Empowerment to Create a Dynmanic TeamAndrew Cheung
Our Credo & Beliefs for Team Effectiveness
Empowered Employees & Teams
Types of Decision Making
Setting Decision-Making Boundaries
Clearly Defined Boundaries
Barry Saiff -Managing Content Development Teams: Inner Mastery for Outer SuccessLavaConConference
n this session you will learn:
• How can you create outsourcing success?
• How can technical communicators influence outsourcing decisions?
• What are the potential pitfalls to watch out for?
• What are the potential benefits to maximize?
• Is outsourcing right for your organization? Is now the time?
Slides from a presentation I gave at VC CEO portfolio summit on Unlearning as we scale enterprise software startups focusing on how to think about the "next-level people" and "dance with who brung ya" adages along with thoughts on generalizing the former adage, hiring next-level people, and unlearning in general, specifically with infering false causality for success.
The Longevity Gap with Hilary Corna - Scaling Up Petra and Impact Digital Sal...Hilary Corna
The world is changing. Your customer is changing. In this session, we'll outline exactly what those trends are and how you can evolve with them to drive your business forward. This one hidden strategic advantage will build the ease and meaning in your business that you have been searching for.
What's the spirit of your company? At Odoo, we know that a great and motivating atmosphere is the key! It can help employees to feel better and then be proud of working for your company!
if you have a business then you will love this little book of big business, packed with great articles including business development, website, sales, and much more
Technology increasingly permeates every facet of modern business, from communications to CRM systems and customer analytics. IT and Digital have been drawn from a background support function and re-positioned as a core driver of strategy, value creation and competitive edge. This tectonic shift has placed senior technologists at the heart of the organisation, making them integral to decision making and leadership.
The DIGIT Leader Summit will explore this evolution of Information Technology as a discipline, discussing the increasing role of senior technologists in driving innovation and efficiency and shaping business strategy within their organisation. The programme will also consider some of the crucial components of leadership, looking at culture, vision, team building, up-skilling and communication.
The Summit is geared for senior IT and Digital leaders and is designed to promote knowledge exchange, best practice and collaboration in a friendly open forum. The event will be held at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh on 24th May 2017 and will be free for delegates to attend.
Our Procurement Evolution: How We embraced Innovation and Disruption to Tran...Scout RFP
The answer is different for all of us. Different types of transformations require different strategic approaches, but there does seem to be one mantra that rings true across successful transformations - simplicity.
Join Michael J. Leiken as he shares his transformational journey at Lending Tree and the lessons learned on how to make a bigger impact on overall performance
Our Procurement Evolution: How We embraced Innovation and Disruption to Tran...Scout RFP
The answer is different for all of us. Different types of transformations require different strategic approaches, but there does seem to be one mantra that rings true across successful transformations - simplicity.
Join Michael J. Leiken as has shares his transformational journey at Lending Tree and the lessons learned on how to make a bigger impact on overall performance.
Being a Cultural Warrior: 3 Proven Practices for Driving Engagement and Effic...Snag
Whatever your organization is designed to deliver, whether it’s a product or a service, you will win or lose based on how well your people are able to work and perform as a team. If you have have the best processes in the world, but your people don’t really care, you can be good, but you will never be awesome. And if you aren’t after awesome, what are you after?
With extensive experience in the manufacturing biz, Beau Groover, the former Director of Lean Supply Chain with Serta Simmons Bedding and Founder and President of The Effective Syndicate, will share what he’s learned from two decades in the service industry that will help you align your people, processes and products ... and make your business thrive.
Check out our joint presentation, ‘Being a Cultural Warrior,’ with TalentStream and Beau Groover to:
-- Define clearly what the vision, mission and values are that represent your brand and motivate your team
-- Uncover how to effectively evaluate your team … and yourself
-- Understand what being a Cultural Warrior looks like, the strategy to get there, and how it'll improve customer service from the ground up
-- Get tips on how to improve process efficiency and produce highly predictable results
-- Learn how to develop a successful organizational structure, including succession planning, leadership development and teamwork coaching
Succeeding with the Messy Work of ChangeLisa Trager
IDW 2017 presentation by Lisa L. Trager.
Bringing about change in any organization can be complicated and often comes down to “change management.” The impact that digital transformation has on every level of an organization requires the ability to show not only the benefits of the new direction, but also ways to engage, entrust, and help those who will be impacted with the ability to envision themselves as part of the change coming.
When faced with an opportunity to take on a stretch assignment, new role, or promotion, what’s your reaction? Be Leaderly surveyed more than 1,500 professionals to find out what it takes to say “yes” with confidence. In this webinar, learn what we discovered—and how you can prepare to step up to your next big career opportunity.
Guest speakers:
Shuchi Sharma, Global Vice President and Leader of Gender Intelligence at SAP and Robert F. Solomon Jr., Director of Culture and Engagement, Lowe’s Companies, Inc.
Money, Process, and Culture- Tech 20/20 June, 2012Adrian Carr
A talk about Company Culture, Software, People, Lean Thinking, Agile Software.
This is the Powerpoint for a talk I gave at Tech2020, in Oak Ridge, Tennessee in June, 2012.
Visual guide to selling software as a service by @prezlyPrezly
It took my team years to find an efficient way of getting new customers. First, I’ll show you how we messed up and then how we got on the road to conversion success using the pirate metrics framework.
This workshop will provide you with the tools, techniques, and sales strategies on how to effectively penetrate your dream clients, as well as save you time and money.
Let’s face it, most startups do not have the budgets to spend on the fancy and expensive software products and hiring a full-blown sales team. In turn, they need to find alternatives that can still get the job done. To add, many buyers in today’s markets are bombarded by sales people each and every day so it’s important to understand the best approaches in order to differentiate yourself amongst the noise.
Below are a few areas that will be covered during this workshop:
- Creating a Powerful and Compelling 1-Pager – Value Proposition
- LinkedIn Outreach Strategies
- Sales Software - Email tracking / Databases, CRM etc.
- Email / Cold Calling Strategies
- Building your Prospect List - Research / Targeting
Similar to Refining Your Skills for the Not Too Distant Future (20)
Presented at ORBiT Canada's Real Time Day 2016
Panel discussion by:
• Moderator: John Foreman, ePath Consulting
• Newton Asare II, ClientDesk
• Tara O'Doherty, Cossette Communications
• Terry Constantino, Usability Matters
• Adam Mitchell, Mitchell & Whale
This session builds on the keynote address. Walk away understanding:
- Where you should start or revisit if you’ve already launched technology
- The building blocks: what you need and what you need to do
- What sort of ROI you can expect
- What kind of expertise you need and where to find it
- What metrics you need and how they get them. Then how to evaluate changes in response to your metrics
Presented at ORBiT Canada's Real Time Day 2016
Panel discussion by:
• Moderator: Kevin Campbell, Policy Works
• Tom Reid, Aviva
• Cindy Gravelle, Youngs Insurance
• Sam Natur, Bullfrog Insurance
Along the path to a digital commercial lines enterprise, automation and connectivity are table stakes. Yet most brokers and insurers aren’t there today. Let’s hear from industry leaders on how they are leading the way and what that looks like for them.
Finding and serving digital customers is the endgame for any digital enterprise, with social media, mobility, cloud, consumerization, and analytics as the foundational pieces. We’ll talk about some initiatives that represent brave steps into this new world.
What baby steps can brokers and insurers take to enter into this realm? What strategies can brokers use to remain relevant and valued in the digital world? How do they protect themselves from the disintermediation that often follows consumerization?
Crystal Ball and the Future of the Broker Distribution Channelqmatheson
Presented at ORBiT Canada's Real Time Day 2016
Debate by:
• Moderator: Patrick Vice, Insurance-Canada.ca
• Jeff Roy, Excalibur Insurance
• Bill Morris, Navicom
• Greg Purdy, Pathway Partners
• Simon Rivard, Aviva
Continued from the debate in March at the Insurance-Canada Broker Forum "Blurring Lines: Who Does What in the Insurance Broker Distribution Ecosystem".
The Big 10: The Secret Digital Experience Strategies that Convert and Differe...qmatheson
Presented at ORBiT Canada's Real Time Day 2016
Keynote address by:
Tara O'Doherty, customer experience expert at Cossette Communications
A top Canadian insurance company added one particular visual element to their website and increased online quotes by 300%. Can you guess what it was? Not sure? Well, it's time to stop guessing when it comes to your digital strategy. So many brokers and advisors today are focused on the wrong digital strategies and metrics when it comes to their digital experiences. The key to success is to stop investing in driving more traffic to your site and start optimizing the site experience itself.
Tara will provide hands-on examples, insights, and best practices for both desktop and smartphone experiences that will enable you to raise your digital success overnight.
Presented at ORBiT Real Time Day 2015
Panel discussion by:
• Moderator: Amanda Ketelaars, Mitchell & Whale Insurance Brokers
• Beth Sigurdson, efficientbroker
• Cheryl LeBlanc, Policy Works
• Dianna George, Hub International
• Jamie Martyn, Kennedy Insurance Brokers
• Rick Dresher, Affiliated Insurance Brokers
• Traci Boland, IBAO/Ontario West Insurance Brokers
Real time; once and done; SEMCI; straight-through processing…whatever term speaks to you, that is the topic here. Drive inefficiencies out of insurance transactions to free up resources for client interaction or client-related activities. What do you need to know to use all the transactions available today? Bring your questions. Get ‘r done!
Presented at ORBiT Real Time Day 2015
Panel discussion by:
• Moderator: Christine Haeberlin, IBM
• Brian Bartosh, President, Top O' Michigan Insurance
• Debbie Olsen, ingenie
• Ed Meiering, Aviva Canada
• John Belyea, Moore McLean
To stay relevant, we need a strategy for how to engage with each other and with our customers today and into the future, because the world is a-changing. What does it all mean? What is the right strategy; how do we start down the right path: if we’re already on the path, what is next? Are the metrics for measuring success the same or different than today? The train is leaving the station: will you be on it?
Video recording at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK9fOwDna1A
An analysis of survey results on small commercial lines insurance. The survey was completed by broker members of ORBiT Canada and originally presented at the National Insurance Conference of Canada (NICC). Small commercial is the largest growing segment of businesses in Canada and a huge growth opportunity for insurance brokers.
Presented at ORBiT Canada's Annual Members' Meeting
November 11th, 2015
Next Generation of the Previously Unthinkableqmatheson
Presented by Patrick Vice, Insurance-Canada.ca
ORBiT Annual Members' Meeting, Nov 11th 2014
ORBiT's Annual Members' Meeting is our industry learning, sharing and strategic planning event, focused on shaping the real time agenda for the coming year.
Presented at ORBiT Real Time Days 2014
Panel discussion by:
• Dianna George, Hub International
• John McDonald, blueC 802
• Beth Sigurdson, efficientbroker
• Yazan Alwaid, Silanis Technology
We all know how long it takes to get an app or an endorsement signed if the client isn’t sitting in front of you; the faxing or emailing back and forth; the attaching all the various copies….talk about a lack of efficiency! We’re going to show you what some brokers are doing today and talk about what other options exist. This is one bottleneck that can be removed without too much effort….and a whole lot of pay-back!
Presented at ORBiT Real Time Days 2014
Panel discussion by:
Debbie Olsen, Quindell
Clinton D'Souza, CGI
Blair Currie, IMS
Paul-Andre Savoie, Baseline Telematics
Patrick Vice, Frank Cowan
A well-constructed panel of experts unravel the mystery of telematics for us. We need to understand why this will be important for our customers, what will be the impact on brokers and what we as insurance experts need to know.
Change in Canada's P&C insurance industry is occurring ever faster, and there is nothing in sight which suggests that it will soon slow. Whether your organization is a carrier, broker, supplier to the industry or IT vendor, reality is changing; organizations need to change with it. Few would disagree.
This presentation supported a live panel discussion at the Insurance-Canada Technology Conference on March 18, 2014. Discussing how internal and external focus has changed to deal with the changing reality:
– What approaches, techniques and tools they are using to realign and respond to the changing needs they see
– If the promise of their brand has been part of the refocus, how and why it has changed
– What did it take to reenergize their people be a part of the solution addressing the changing reality rather than the anchor holding the business back
Panelists were:
– Wendy Watson, President, ORBiT
– Jeff Roy, President & CEO, P.A. Roy Insurance Brokers, Inc.
– Bill Morris, Senior Partner, Navicom
– Lorie Smith, VP - Business Operations and Technology, Mass Insurance Brokers Ltd.
– Steve Wagler, Partner, Josslin Insurance Brokers Limited
2. FRIENDS, THIS IS NOT DISNEYLAND.
AND OTHER GUIDES TO NAVIGATING THE
RIVER OF CHANGE
Alex Gallacher MBA, CHRP, SHRP, ICD.D
3. EVER BEEN WHITE WATER RAFTING?
Here’s what we know going in:
• Wear protective gear!
• Mental and physical strength are required.
• Listen to your guide.
• The river can be unpredictable, with
lots of hidden dangers.
• The river moves fast. You can not stay
in the same spot. If u don’t navigate it
properly, the river will knock you around
and could overturn your raft.
This adventure is not for everyone. If you fear it, here is one critical fact to
consider….
4. THIS IS NOT DISNEYLAND;
THE RIVER CAN’T BE TURNED OFF!
5. Let’s apply the WWR metaphor.
Good news: Running a brokerage today can
be as exhilarating as a good WWR adventure.
Bad news: The environment we are in today
makes it tougher and tougher to do this successfully.
Why? We are reactive about:
• Political environment driving consumers
• Economic environment (M&A activity, direct writers)
• Shifting demographics
• Constant technological changes
We have no control over these forces. The rate of change will only
accelerate.
6. Reality Check
A May 2014 Canadian Auto Insurance Study published
by J.D. Power/McGraw Hill Financial reveals:
26% of respondents rated “Interaction” as the #1 factor in customer satisfaction.
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30%
Interaction
Policy Offerings
Claims
Customer Ranking
7. Bigger Reality Check
The study also found that as compared to last year:
• Interactions with Local Agents or Brokers is 6%
lower.
• Interactions with call centre representatives are
4% higher.
• Website Interactions are 2% higher.
8. WHAT CAN WE CONTROL?
We can use what we know about the external
environment to better prepare for and navigate that fast
moving river.
• Question: What is the most critical and yet
underleveraged tool in your business?
• If you guessed your BMS, think bigger, more expensive,
more fun and more challenging.
10. How to better leverage your people
before you hop onto the river:
Hire for competencies that enable change:
• Flexibility / Adaptability
• Relationship Management / Development
• Innovative Thinking / Problem Solving
• Pro-actively Customer Centric
How to do this:
• Make a job ad sing
• Behavioural and team (not panel) interviewing
• Personality/personal inventory tools & metrics
• Ensure the business culture and systems enable the behaviours that you want.
11. Onboarding and Integration
Think about how we normally do this:
• Meet the troops
• Show the ropes
• Train
• Incentivize
• “Integrate”
What’s the result a year later?
12. MORE OF THE SAME
• We tend to try to make people fit
the company mold.
• Problem: the company mold, as it stands is likely
breeding process efficiency, not flexibility and
innovation.
Join me for 10 minutes of interesting insight with
Dan Pink.
13. VIDEO
• Drive: The surprising truth about what
motivates us:
• www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc
14. Key Messages
• We have to start to think differently about how
great work happens.
• Innovation and creativity tend not to happen in a
4X6 cubicle under fluorescent lights, in front of a
computer, with a manual that offers step by step,
error free transactions to take
place, with rewards that
incentivize speed and volume.
15. Multi-Tasking Merril
I Got
This!
• Flexibility / Adaptability
• Relationship Management /
Development
• Innovative Thinking /
Problem Solving
• Pro-active Customer
Centricity
16. Create the Environment
If you want to breed innovation, flexibility, fun,
ability to build relationships with customers:
• Create an environment that enables those things
where your “change agents” can thrive.
• Build your job descriptions, performance
management construct, company policies,
rewards and recognition programs to support
these.
17. What would happen if:
• Your change agents were allowed to work from home one day a month and
his/her only task is to come up with a process improvement?
• A team meeting happened outside the office once a month, lead by a change
agent, to discuss/present a topic of his/her choice related to change?
• Part of regular work included working in a different department for two
weeks at a time until all employees have worked in every department….doing
that department’s work?
• People were rewarded for innovation?
Take a dive! It’s an experiment. Trigger those right
brains and see if creative ideas come forward.
Then it’s your job to help see those ideas through.
18. Closing Thoughts
The river is moving fast.
This is not Disneyland, it’s white water.
BUT
You CAN greatly influence, enjoy,
and reap the rewards of the ride.
Grab your paddle!
19. Enjoy the balance of
ORBiT’s Real Time Day 2014
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