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HR Manager | Strategic HR Leader | Building Engaged & High-Performing Teams

Change is the only constant. While this statement is widely heard, have you felt its impact on you or around you? To be honest, it's not an easy one to digest. Change is one of the most challenging things for humans, and to go through it requires resilience, a strong mental wellbeing, self-confidence, belief, and much more. In the workplace, change can take many forms – new technologies, restructuring, policy updates, or even shifts in team dynamics when people you feel at ease with leave, creating a void. For HR professionals, managing this change is not just about implementation, but about guiding employees through the process. It requires us to foster open communication, provide support, and ensure that individuals feel valued and heard. Change can cause anxiety and uncertainty, but with the right approach, it can also be an opportunity for growth. HR teams have a unique responsibility to balance organizational goals with employee well-being, ensuring that change becomes a driver for development rather than disruption. In your experience, how have you navigated change within your organization? #ChangeManagement #HRLeadership #WorkplaceCulture #EmployeeWellbeing #LeadershipDevelopment #GrowthMindset #OrganizationalChange

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Ambreen Khan

Talent Acquisition Manager @ Kashmir Overseas

5mo

Change has indeed been a constant in my career (I'm not talking about changing jobs), and I've found that embracing it with an open mind is crucial. In my experience, the most successful transitions happen when leadership is transparent about the reasons for change and actively involves employees in the process. I've seen teams thrive when they're given the opportunity to voice concerns and contribute ideas. It's another story that most people don't like change, in my country (Pakistan,) and most of the time one has to pay the price for the change.

Muhammad Nabeel Mirza

Strategic Partner: Enterprise Risk Management | Continuous Improvement | Performance Excellence | LSBB | Problem Solving

5mo

While managing organizational changes, as per my experience, communicating effectively among various teams/levels before snd during change management is the key to success. Formulating a comprehensive communication plan, defining stakeholders with level of communication should be a pre requisite for change management.

Zahyd S

HR Leader @ Dubizzle Labs | Driving Talent Growth

5mo

While change often seems inevitable, some things remain the same even as circumstances change. Core values, principles, and fundamental truths persist over time. Stability provides the necessary framework for change to occur, demonstrating that both persistence and change are essential forces shaping our reality.

if you can master adaptability and being flexible then change doesnt feel like change. Life itself is changing every day, the more you can allow yourself to be agile the easier any change becomes

Gobikrishna D

Developer and Founder of Neermai.com, GK Technologies & Senior Software Engineer in TechBytz & Reizgje website and software development

5mo

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Naval Vaswani

Board Member and Head HR committee at TMF -Thardeep Micro-finance Bank

5mo

Change is nature of world as world is analog

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Hamza Amir

IOBM | xKFC | xPPL | xOraan | Supply chain |

5mo

Correctly said

Hassan Ullahkhan

Territory sales manager | xTerritory sales officer Gul Ahmed textile | Wholesale business centre | perfect store | Sales | Trade Marketing| xFrieslandcampina engro pakistan | xReckitt | xUnilever

5mo

Accept my request

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Sufyan Ali Zeeshan

Country Director of Sales / M/S. Badar Expo Solutions.

5mo

Well Said !

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