{PODCAST} In-Ear Insights: Analytics Amnesty and Change Management

{PODCAST} In-Ear Insights: Analytics Amnesty and Change Management

In this week’s episode, Katie and Chris examine the concept of analytics amnesty as part of change management. When you know things are wrong or broken, and you’re committed to making a change for the better, you may need to declare amnesty – a reboot that removes any and all blame for the way things […]

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effect change

How do you effect change without authority?

Recently asked our slack community what questions they had about change management. This one stuck out to me as a very common issue: “How do you effect change without authority?” That’s an excellent question with a not so easy answer. Buckle up, this is going to be a long read. I’ll start with – it […]

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What you do versus what you do for me

What do you do versus what do you do for me?

My family and friends often ask, “What does Trust Insights do?” and for some reason, I struggle to come up with a simple answer. Why? Because I’m trying to answer “what we do” instead of “what we do for you”. I muddle through phrases like “change management” and “machine learning”. Outside of Trust Insights, those […]

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expectations

How do you manage expectations?

A former colleague once told me that the key to happiness is managing expectations. I don’t know about happiness, but I do know that managing expectations are the key to a successful project. How do you manage expectations? Well, you ask people what they expect once you complete the work. The best way to do […]

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agile change

How people prevent agility

Agile. Nimble. Flexible. Proactive. Adaptive. These are all ways that we ideally want to be able to describe ourselves, our teams, and our companies. But the truth is, most of us aren’t any of those things. We’re rigid. We like predictability and consistency. We create plans but have a hard time when those plans change […]

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