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Top 20 change management pitfalls to avoid (infographic)

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This infographic from Torben Rick offers 21 useful change management tips. If you have ever had to manage change then you know how fraught it can be.

Simple tips such as ‘don’t start too late’ and so create time pressure to assuming ‘everyone’s reaction will be like yours’.

 

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