1 – Introduction to change management
In essence, Lean Six Sigma is a process of change. Beyond tools and techniques to solve problems, it is necessary to master the human aspects to ensure the quality and sustainability of actions.
2 – Paradigms
Source de conflits et d’incompréhensions, les paradigmes doivent être surmontés pour pouvoir conduire le changement.
3 – Convincing without hierarchical link
Without doubt the most important specificity in the job of a change leader, being able to convince without a hierarchical link is a prerequisite for setting up tools.
4 – Provoke motivation
Susciter la motivation est une priorité de toute personne souhaitant mettre en place une démarche de progrès. Pas simple…
5 – Provoke involvement
Involvement is a finer concept than the notion of motivation. It reflects the fact that the staff is an actor and acts
6 – Neuro-Linguistic Programming
La PNL est désormais un outil de communication des plus répandu. Bien maîtrisé, il peut être très voir “trop” efficace.
7 – Evaluation of the level of integration
Knowing how to evaluate the level of integration of new habits is to know if we have changed culture.
ADKAR Method
This approach helps managers and individuals to pilot / appropriate change by identifying actions for each of ADKAR’s 5 letters.
The argument
To know how to justify and convince the legitimacy of the change approach is based on a solid argument.
The Appreciative inquiry
Unknown tool and its concept is very widespread. It is essentially about “seeing things on the right side”. Rather than solving problems, let’s find out what’s going well.
The winner-winner strategy
Known managers, the win-win strategy is an effective and simple tool to implement. Introduction A win-win agreement is an agreement in which each partner finds his account. It is a variant of giving and giving where everyone cares about the interest of the other in...
The Whole Brain Model
Introduced in the 1980s by Ned Herrmann, the Whole Brain Model allows us to get to know each other better, and to better know our interlocutors, in order to adapt our communication.
Leadership
“A long journey begins with a small step” – Lao Tzu
Allies strategy
« I should not have lost so much time trying to convince the recalcitrant. » – Jack Welch