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亲爱的安妮:由于处境与那位向你提问的读者相近,而面对的问题更大,我怀着极大的兴趣拜读了你有关如何解决员工抵制变革问题的专栏文章。我刚从公司另外一个部门调来,现在的部门表现不达标,上级让我“扭转”它的局面。
问题是,初来乍到,人们都怀疑我是否真的理解这份工作。于是,我每时每刻都在与这种缺乏信任作斗争。另外一个问题是,我现在这个职位并非从我开始。我的前任试图解决这个问题,结果忙活了一年多,最终还是黯然放弃。所以每次我解释下一步该做什么的时候,我看得出来人们心里在想:“又是老一套。”他们表面上点头称是,但依然按照老办法去做事。我有几个知名导师就这个问题给出了答案,但我仍希望能听听您和您的读者们对这个问题的看法。——两头为难
Dear Annie:I read your recent column on overcoming employees' resistance to change with great interest, because my situation is similar to that of the reader who sent that question, but with a twist. I was recently moved into my job from another division of the company and told to "turn around" this under-performing department.
The trouble is, because I'm the new guy, people here doubt that I really understand the business, so I feel like I'm constantly fighting this lack of credibility. The other problem is that I'm not the first person in this position. The last guy they brought in to fix things here tried for a year or so and then quit. So every time I explain what we need to do, I can tell that people are thinking, "Here we go again." They nod their heads and then go on doing everything the same old way. I have a couple of great mentors who are giving me some advice on how to handle this, but I'm curious about what you and your readers think. --Stuck in Neutral |
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