Is training useful in orgn. location change?

Training can help staff adjust to office relocations and new work practices. This post seeks experiences and insights from organizations that have used training during location changes, with all responses kept confidential.
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Do you have any experience of using training as a tool for facilitating location (office) change in your organisation? Would you be happy to let me know about your experiences and/ or send a questionnaire for you and your colleagues to complete? All responses would remain confidential and subject to the university rules on confidentiality.

I believe that training can help staff members adjust to new locations and possibly new ways of working and I am keen to hear of your experiences before, during and after a move.
Rachel Trim

Do you have any experience of using training as a tool for facilitating location (office) change in your organisation? Would you be happy to let me know about your experiences and/ or send a questionnaire for you and your colleagues to complete? All responses would remain confidential and subject to the university rules on confidentiality.

I believe that training can help staff members adjust to new locations and possibly new ways of working and I am keen to hear of your experiences before, during and after a move.
Rachel Trim

2 Responses

  1. 3 location change examples
    Hi Rachel

    Feel free to call me – 020 7526 5166 or email me annah.ross@acxiom.com

    I used training for three location and culture changes which came about as a result of several acquisitions. In hindsight we should be used it much more – but I’ve got some ‘lessons learnt’ that I can share with you.

    Annah Ross

  2. Who moved my cheese
    Hi – an excellent tool is the book “Who Moved My Cheese?” by Dr Spencer Johnson (ISBN 0 091 81697 1)which is also available in video format. It is a great way to help people think about how they deal with change and to embrace it. It also used to be available I believe in video format. There are comments on any answer from June 04 regarding this too just type “who moved my cheese” in the search field.

    http://www.whomovedmycheese.com

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