Communication during organizational change: Our goal is for you to TALK with your employees

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Communication during organizational change is tricky.

At Celpax our data show that the only way to change your workplace and improve employee morale is by involving your employees.

What we learned from our users with the highest employee morale is simple:

Our goal is for you to talk with your people.

Imagine if you do an experiment. You ask the first 4 or 5 random employees you meet in the corridor the following:

How do you think people would press on the Celpax device leaving work today?

In many cases, your employees would already know what the results would be.

Because most people already know what the employee mood is like at work.

So what’s the problem? It’s not being talked about.

Or it’s not being talked about when the managers are around.

The challenge you’re facing is to go after this.

To get people to open up and start talking about how they feel about the organizational change. So you can do more of what makes people press the green button and fix what makes staff press red.

To try and make changes and see if they work. Measure, talk, improve. Repeat!

Technology should make conversations BETTER.
Not replace them.

If your organizational change will work or not depends on how your people react to what is going on.

It’s easy to pretend things are great. But when they’re not, well, they’re not.

Conversations to help you improve your employee morale

PS. When dealing with communication during organizational change, start talking about the green first!

 

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Rebecca Lundin, CelpaxHej! I’m Rebecca, co-owner at Celpax. We help employees and leaders create a better workplace, together. We use simple tech tools to help communication during organizational change. And build a better society while at it! We want more people to wake up in the morning and feel good about going to work.
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