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The relationship between project/change goals and its success lies in the amount of “people change” required to meet those goals. As we move to a hybrid workforce, nearly 100% of the success of this change is linked to people changing how they work.  \nChange can be disruptive and upsetting, especially when it involves your livelihood  \nThe “work from home” status that was ordered in March 2020 (and the myriad impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic – remote learning, businesses closing, mask wearing, etc. ) has likely been the largest change we have experienced in our lifetimes. It wasn’t easy or smooth.  \nAs we move toward a “new normal,” it may be intellectually easy to envision but shifting our organization to a hybrid workforce will be another significant change to our lives. We can make this change much smoother.  \nUnlike the work-from-home change in March 2020, we can use the concepts of change management to plan for and guide the shift to a hybrid workforce. This will greatly increase the likelihood of success.  \nChange management is an approach to preparing, communicating, supporting, and helping individuals and teams successfully implement change.  \nRecommended Viewing: “What is Change Management?” from Prosci, a leader in the change management field  \nRecommended Reading: “Definition of Change Management” from Prosci, a leader in the change management field  \nWhy Is Change Management Important? (Research Findings)  \nChange starts with people, one person at a time  \nNumerous studies have shown that the total value created by a project is directly related to the application and effectiveness of change management. In order to contextualize the connection between change management and a project’s success, look at the relationship between the intended outcomes of your project and the amount of people change required to achieve those outcomes. The bottom line is that 100% of our project outcomes are linked to people changing how they work.  \nCommunication is Key  \nWhen people are under stress, their ability to process information is reduced by 80%  \nThe absence of information foments distrust, disengagement, and rumors, which distracts us from our work and jeopardizes the success of our change. This is one of the reasons it is critical to communicate so extensively during change. Beyond extensive communication, consistent messaging will ensure everyone hears the same message and understands the new direction and how their work and behaviors will be impacted.  \nRecommended Actions  \nImplementing change management methods to help your unit shift to a hybrid workforce is not difficult, but it does take some thought.  \nThis action plan focuses on three phases, which we will ","cbCaici8fvClIOr2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaici8fvClIOr2","pdf",712294,9,"English","# Summary of Topic\n## Importance of Change (Research Findings)\n## Recommended Actions\n# Step 1. Prepare\n## Step 1.a. 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