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1
Creating the NOW Attitude Our Iceberg is
Melting Model
  • Prepared by
  • James J. Messina, Ph.D.

2
Handling the Unexpected
  • Our Iceberg is Melting model
  • Importance of sense of urgency
  • Ways to instill the sense of urgency
  • Obstacles of complacency

3
Our Iceberg Is Melting
  • A story about an iceberg colony whose future is
    uncertain

4
Our Iceberg Is Melting
  • Fred finds problem and needs to instill sense
    of urgency

5
Our Iceberg Is Melting
  • Fred needs to inform colony of potential
    problem and possible solutions

6
Our Iceberg Is Melting
  • Fred seeks help of others to overcome
    complacency of the group

7
NoNo
8
The 80-20 Principle
  • 20 Doers vs.
  • 80 Non-doers (NoNo)
  • Doers
  • Responsible for the survival of life
  • Must always face negative criticisms of non-doers
  • Non-doers (NoNo)
  • Complacent, comfortable stubborn
  • Usually the ones to point the finger of blame
    first Why me?, Its not fair. or It wont
    work.
  • Need to move more people into the Doers

9
Major Obstacles of Complacency
  • The absence of a major crisis
  • Too many visible resources
  • Low standards of performance
  • Organizational structure that focuses employees
    on narrow functional goals
  • Internal measurements that focus on the wrong
    performance indexes

10
More Major Obstacles of Complacency
  • Human nature of denial
  • Too much happy talk from upper management
  • Lack of sufficient performance feedback from
    external sources
  • Kill the messenger culture

11
Instilling the Sense of Urgency
  • How do YOU put the wheel in motion?
  • How do YOU get the NOW attitude?

12
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YOU MUST DISRUPT THE STATUS QUO MENTALITY

14
How to disrupt the Status Quo
  • Create a Crisis
  • Eliminate examples of excess
  • Set revenue, productivity customer satisfaction
    so high that they can not be meet by present
    business practice
  • Increase departments responsibility for overall
    business performance
  • Send more data about customer satisfaction to
    employees

15
More on How to disrupt the Status Quo
  • Insist on confronting unsatisfied relationships
    immediately
  • Use consultants in manager meetings to drive
    honest discussions use of more relevant data
  • Stop happy talk when not appropriate
  • Bombard people with information on future
    opportunities/rewards organizations current
    inability to pursue those opportunities

16
The achievement of excellence can only occur if
the organization promotes a culture of creative
dissatisfaction.
  • -
  • Lawrence Miller

17
Do YOU Have What it Takes to Create the NOW
Attitude ?

18
Eight Step Process to Successful Change by John
Kotter
  • Set the Stage
  • 1. Create a sense of Urgency
  • 2. Pull together the guiding team
  • Decide What to Do
  • 3. Develop the change vision and strategy

19
Eight Step Process to Successful Change by John
Kotter
  • Make it Happen
  • 4. Communicate for Understanding and Buy in
  • 5. Empower others to act
  • 6. Produce short-term wins
  • 7. Dont let up
  • Make it Stick
  • 8. Create a new culture

20
Summary
  • Why is it important for YOU to have a sense of
    urgency in the face of change?
  • What are the obstacles that can stop YOU in the
    process of change?
  • Do YOU understand the ways to instill the sense
    of urgency?

21
References
  • John P. Kotter and Holger Rathgeber (2005). Our
    Iceberg is Melting Changing and Suceeding Under
    Any Conditions. New York St. Martins Press.
  • John P. Kotter (1996). Leading Change. Boston
    Harvard Business School Press.
  • John P. Kotter and Dan S. Cohen (2002). The
    Heart of Change Real-Life Stories of How People
    Change Their Organizations. Boston Harvard
    Business School Press.
  • Our Iceberg is Melting website
    http//www.ouricebergismelting.com/
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