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POINT-of-WORK: The Great Refocus On Change

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“GREAT” things are popping up lately like the Great Resignation, Great Retirement, and the Great Reshuffle as several examples. I am not swayed by the hype because these all point to one common denominator – Change…and the need to refocus on LEADING it. It is my opinion that we are seeing side-effects surface in the form.

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POINT-of-WORK:   Step Away from the Stone

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A recent post on LinkedIn tripped my trigger this morning, and despite the urge to rant, I will try to be gentle. No guarantees. The question posted asked for advice for someone new coming into Learning & Development (L&D). Here is what percolated into this savory reply, and I should add, this reply is not.

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POINT-of-WORK:  Navigating Digital Transformation with Transformational Change

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Going back to the research showing most (84%) of Digital Transformations fail, I have to ask, “Would we have been more successful if we treated the initiative a Workforce Transformation?” or replace “Workforce” with “People” if you like. The human component of Transformational Change is the wild card. Dynamic roles and myriad tasks create an avalanche of data points that confront any sense of easy Discovery.

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POINT-of-WORK:  Throwing Good Money After Bad?

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When a worker leaves the organization, some companies complete routine exit interviews. Then what happens to those exit interviews? Are the interviews HR checkbox events to be filed away in a personnel folder? Are any actionable data points leveraged outside of HR to affect change? Does this practice represent a pattern that we do not fully address?

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POINT-of-WORK:  The Connected Worker and Analytics

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I believe that if we desire performance optimization it should be at the most granular level – the individual worker. Can the Training team accomplish this? I would wager their resources are spread so thin already developing training courses their engagement is not on the table. Too granular! Too dynamic! Too immediate! Too out of scope!

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POINT-OF-WORK:  Pushing the Stone

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When it seems like we’re pushing a stone uphill over and over…maybe we should stop…leave the stone where it is… go up to the top (of the organization) and confirm if a stone like we’ve been pushing for years is even needed. We must change the conversation if new thinking will ever emerge. More specifically, enable a strategic re-think…to drive our efforts to enabling and sustaining measurable performance results in the workflow and multiple Points-of-Work.

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POINT-of-WORK:  A Ground Hog’s Perspective

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Point-of-Work is a Destination where task-centric and role-specific workflows exist. The brokenness is what happens at that destination, not the destination itself. In fact, most all workflows may represent a number of Points-of-Work…a number of sub-destinations…where actions and decisions to take action must happen effectively and efficiently to generate value in the form of measurable results.