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A very big organisational change
What about readership?
Most read articles:’New organization prepares NZ for the future’ = 880 visits
’Novozymes creates new supply chain organisation’ = 760
’Pilot plants move from R&D to production’ = 715
‘Name changes at PPQ’ = 699
‘New organisation is key to our future success´says Steen Riisgaard’ = 590
‘New VP structure in Sales & Marketing’ = 547
Least read article:’We need to keep on delivering on time’ = 128
Most read articles – for comparison
� December: ’What’s the Christmas gift’ = 1,325 visits
� January: ’New years party in R&D’ = 855
� February: ’36 on strike in Bagsværd plant’ = 1,227
� March: ’TV commercial in China builds
its branding on Lipex’ = 542
Kromann Reumerts’ Line
Kromann Reumert
� 88 % feel well informed about the strategy
� 81 % knows where Kromann Reumert is heading as a company
� 79 % believes that Kromann Reumerts strategy is the right path to secure
the company a strong position in the future (only 1 % ’disagrees’or ’disgrees to a large extent’)
Communication, Communication, Cmmunication…
You need to communicate yourmessage 7 times before everybody gets it
Employees can only act on5 important messages every year
Most companies have a least 25messages they want employees to act on every year
Wasted time on speculations and discussions
How often do you and your collegaues time to think and discuss issuesregarding your company because of lack of information
16%
15%
20%
10%
14%
12%
11%
1%
% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%
Every day
Several times a week
Every week
Several times a month
Every month
Less than once a month
Never
Don’t know
Source: ACNielsen.online
Men wanted for hazardous Journey. Small wages,
bitter cold, long months of
complete darkness, constant danger, safe
return doubtful. Honor and recognition in case of
success.
Ernest Shackleton
Ad in London newspaper
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It’s great to have satisfied employees
Source: Bo Øksnebjerg
It’s better to have engaged employees
Source: Bo Øksnebjerg
Presenting:
The employee hero
Let Let employeesemployees ’’getget the the ideaidea’’
Employees must be involved
Information
Dialogue
Involvement
1+1 = 1
1+1 = 2
1+1 = 3
Source: Bo Øksnebjerg
’Connecting the dots’
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Let your feet do the talking
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Speed involvement
TDC future project (game)
Accenture Resources rebranding
McDonald’s
McBalance 2010
Coca Cola ’Sustainable
blog blast ’06’
LM Glasfiber
’Powerplan 2012’
Pfizer ’Light tower’ strategy
Experimentarium values launch
Create ’the meaning of life’
Novozymes’ Touch
Knowledgeand commitment
90% have heard of the values.Highest score is ”Environ-mental friendliness”
75% agree that the values are’lived’ in the organization to’a high degree’ or ’always’
72 % agree that the strategy isvisible and is part of their everyday work life.
Number one on Dow Jones sustainability index
RQ Rating
2000: Reputation is ’soft middle’
2007: Reputation is ’top tier’
In times of crisis
information breeds confidence
– silence breeds fear
Tell what you know – and think!
Tell what you know – and think!
And tell them what you don’t know
And when you will know
Listen carefully!
Communication is most effective if managers spend
75 % of their time with employees listeting to them
Most managers only listens 30-40 % of the time
40% of employees see no consistencybetween internal and external massaging
To what extent do you see that the image the companys portraits of itself externally corresponds to your view from the inside
High degree(4)
39%
Very high degree(5)
16%
Don’t know
2%
Not at all (1)
4%Low degree (2)
7%
Some degree (3)
32%
Kilde: ACNielsen.online
Companies that communicate effectively have a 19.4 % higher
market premium than companies that do not.
19.4%38%
22%
higher customer satisfaction
Companies with a majority of engaged employees have
higher productivity
higher profits
Than companies with a majority of disengaged employees
27%Companies with engaged employees are 56 % more
likely to have loyal customers.
56%
Companies with engaged employees realize a gross return on capital three times higher
than those who aren’t engaged
300%
Source: Devoge, Hay Group, 2005/2006 Communication ROI Study™, 2005 IABC Research Foundation, U.S. Department of Labor, Jim Shaffer/ Owens Corning, Honeywell and J.D. Edwards; Gallup, the U.S. Department of Labor, the American Compensation Association, Mark Huselid / Rutgers University 2002
46%Highly committed employees
have 46% fewer accidents than employees not committed.
Companies with engaged employees generate $27,000 more in sales per employee
27,000$Are 50 percent more likely to have lower turnover and absenteeism
50%
9 pieces of advice
1. Change is not linear
2. Timing of massaging to moods is important
3. Create a appealing vision
4. Train managers to lead the way
5. Create strong symbols
6. Stop toxic communication
7. Engage employees by involving them in decisions
8. Create a common purpose or ’meaning of life’
9. Listen carefully and communicate what you think(again and again…)
Thank you!
Bo Øksnebjerg
European Change & Organisational Performance Practise
Copenhagen