Quote |
Author |
Company |
Change is a way of life in
innovative companies. To sharpen an organization's receptivity
to change, several ingredients are essential. First and foremost,
top management must be deeply and personally involved in the
process. |
Andrall Pearson |
Harvard Business School |
See change as an opportunity. Bring people
into the change process. Start with senior managers and provide all
managers with the tools and training they needed to engineer and drive
change throughout the company. Prepare employees for change by
incorporating the very concept into the values of the organization. |
Jack Welch |
GE |
People respond well if you can
get them to focus not on the
inconveniences of restructuring
but on the satisfaction of
setting high goals and then
knocking down the barriers to
achieving them. |
Ronald T. Kadish |
US
Defense Department |
Innovation
is the ability to see
change as an
opportunity
– not a
threat...
More |
Steve Jobs |
Apple |
Once you embrace unpleasant news not as
negative but as evidence of a need for change, you aren't defeated by
it. You're learning from it. |
Bill Gates |
Microsoft |
Become a student of change. It
is the only thing that will
remain constant. |
Anthony J. D'Angelo |
Collegiate EmPowerment |
Failure to change is a vice – I
want everyone at
Toyota to change and also to
not be an obstacle for someone
else who wants to change. |
Hiroshi Okuda |
Toyota |
Our
job is to make change. Our job
is to connect to people, to
interact with them in a way that
leaves them better than we found
them, more able to get where
they’d like to go. Every time we
waste that opportunity, every
page or sentence that doesn’t do
enough to advance the cause is
waste...
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Seth Godin |
Squidoo |
There is at least one point in the history
of any company when you have to change dramatically to rise to the next
level of performance. Miss that moment – and you start to decline. |
Andrew Grove |
Intel |
The world is changing very fast.
Big will not beat small anymore.
It will be
the fast beating the slow. |
Rupert Murdoch |
News Corporation |