Jul 02, 2015
Two Quick Updates from MAT
1.1. TMS Upgrade = Success!TMS Upgrade = Success!
Two Quick Updates from MAT
1.1. TMS Upgrade = Success!TMS Upgrade = Success!
2.2. Intranet = Kaboom!Intranet = Kaboom!- We are working to build a new portal, We are working to build a new portal,
stay tunedstay tuned
- In the meantime, expect some all-staff In the meantime, expect some all-staff emails and voicemailsemails and voicemails
Shots on GoalShots on Goal
Innovation at the MIAInnovation at the MIA
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take” – Wayne Gretzky
DNA
DNA
Culture of ChangeCulture of Change
NEW definitions for: • Risk• Failure
Risk & FailureAhead!
Before
Risk – FailureRisk – Failure
Striving - LearningStriving - Learning
After
Risk – FailureRisk – Failure
Striving - LearningStriving - Learning
After
• Smart, thoughtfulSmart, thoughtful• Calculated risksCalculated risks• New ideasNew ideas• Pilot projectsPilot projects
Risk – FailureRisk – Failure
Striving - LearningStriving - Learning
After
• Smart, thoughtfulSmart, thoughtful• Calculated risksCalculated risks• New ideasNew ideas• Pilot projectsPilot projects
• ExperimentsExperiments• Honest analysisHonest analysis• Feedback loopsFeedback loops• AgilityAgility
WHY?
Advantages of Risk (Striving):Advantages of Risk (Striving):• Path out of a rutPath out of a rut
WHY?
Advantages of Risk (Striving):Advantages of Risk (Striving):• Path out of a rutPath out of a rut
• Leads to growth (personal, professional)Leads to growth (personal, professional)
WHY?
Advantages of Risk (Striving):Advantages of Risk (Striving):• Path out of a rutPath out of a rut
• Leads to growth (personal, professional)Leads to growth (personal, professional)
• Spurs creativitySpurs creativity
WHY?
Advantages of Risk (Striving):Advantages of Risk (Striving):• Path out of a rutPath out of a rut
• Leads to growth (personal, professional)Leads to growth (personal, professional)
• Spurs creativitySpurs creativity
• Self-direction & satisfaction (sense of Self-direction & satisfaction (sense of agency and autonomy)agency and autonomy)
WHY?
Advantages of Risk (Striving):Advantages of Risk (Striving):• Path out of a rutPath out of a rut
• Leads to growth (personal, professional)Leads to growth (personal, professional)
• Spurs creativitySpurs creativity
• Self-direction & satisfaction (sense of Self-direction & satisfaction (sense of agency and autonomy)agency and autonomy)
• A life less-boringA life less-boring
WHY?
Advantages of Risk (Striving):Advantages of Risk (Striving):• Path out of a rutPath out of a rut
• Leads to growth (personal, professional)Leads to growth (personal, professional)
• Spurs creativitySpurs creativity
• Self-direction & satisfaction (sense of Self-direction & satisfaction (sense of agency and autonomy)agency and autonomy)
• A life less-boringA life less-boring
• Playing it safe is a form of giving upPlaying it safe is a form of giving up
Experimentation
Example
Calculated Risk: No one shows up, except Kaywin … and we end up with
a lot of extra coffee
CourageCourage
DeterminationDetermination
CollaborationCollaboration
Resistance is …
Resistance is … Natural
• Humans *instinctively* respond to change Humans *instinctively* respond to change with anxiety and suspicion, leading to with anxiety and suspicion, leading to resistanceresistance
Resistance is … Natural
• Humans respond to change with Humans respond to change with anxiety and suspicion, leading to anxiety and suspicion, leading to resistanceresistance
• Don’t expect your initial Don’t expect your initial reaction to be much different reaction to be much different … you are human after all… you are human after all
Resistance is … Natural
• Humans respond to change with anxiety and Humans respond to change with anxiety and suspicion, leading to resistancesuspicion, leading to resistance
• Don’t expect your initial reaction to be much Don’t expect your initial reaction to be much different … you are human after alldifferent … you are human after all
• By looking By looking closelyclosely at those responses, we at those responses, we can overcome themcan overcome them
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
- Overcome: Join in the planning process- Overcome: Join in the planning process
Ten Reasons People Resist Change, by R M Kanter http://blogs.hbr.org/kanter/2012/09/ten-reasons-people-resist-chang.html
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty- Overcome: Get informed- Overcome: Get informed
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty
3.3. Surprise, surprise!Surprise, surprise!- Overcome: Open communication- Overcome: Open communication
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty
3.3. Surprise, surprise!Surprise, surprise!
4.4. Everything seems differentEverything seems different- Overcome: Pacing, with clear reasons- Overcome: Pacing, with clear reasons
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty
3.3. Surprise, surprise!Surprise, surprise!
4.4. Everything seems differentEverything seems different
5.5. Loss of faceLoss of face- Overcome: You haven’t been “wrong”, it’s just time to - Overcome: You haven’t been “wrong”, it’s just time to make changes and move forward (like buying a new car)make changes and move forward (like buying a new car)
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty
3.3. Surprise, surprise!Surprise, surprise!
4.4. Everything seems differentEverything seems different
5.5. Loss of faceLoss of face
6.6. Concerns about competenceConcerns about competence- Overcome: Transition, with training & support- Overcome: Transition, with training & support
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty
3.3. Surprise, surprise!Surprise, surprise!
4.4. Everything seems differentEverything seems different
5.5. Loss of faceLoss of face
6.6. Concerns about competenceConcerns about competence
7.7. More workMore work- Overcome: Recognize and reward it, set priorities, - Overcome: Recognize and reward it, set priorities, decide what to *stop* doingdecide what to *stop* doing
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty
3.3. Surprise, surprise!Surprise, surprise!
4.4. Everything seems differentEverything seems different
5.5. Loss of faceLoss of face
6.6. Concerns about competenceConcerns about competence
7.7. More workMore work
8.8. Ripple effectsRipple effects- Overcome: Input from all areas- Overcome: Input from all areas
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty
3.3. Surprise, surprise!Surprise, surprise!
4.4. Everything seems differentEverything seems different
5.5. Loss of faceLoss of face
6.6. Concerns about competenceConcerns about competence
7.7. More workMore work
8.8. Ripple effectsRipple effects
9.9. Past resentmentsPast resentments- Overcome: Let go of the past, forgive & forget- Overcome: Let go of the past, forgive & forget
Ten Types of Resistance1.1. Loss of controlLoss of control
2.2. Excess uncertaintyExcess uncertainty
3.3. Surprise, surprise!Surprise, surprise!
4.4. Everything seems differentEverything seems different
5.5. Loss of faceLoss of face
6.6. Concerns about competenceConcerns about competence
7.7. More workMore work
8.8. Ripple effectsRipple effects
9.9. Past resentmentsPast resentments
10.10. Perceived threatPerceived threat- Overcome: Honesty, transparency, fairness- Overcome: Honesty, transparency, fairness
Ten Reasons People Resist Change, by R M Kanter http://blogs.hbr.org/kanter/2012/09/ten-reasons-people-resist-chang.html
Overcoming Resistance
• Personal Personal responsibilityresponsibility
• Mutual supportMutual support
• Sense of humorSense of humor
• Avoid blameAvoid blame
You WILLWILL Fail
“I've missed more than 9000
shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed.
I've failed over and over and over
again in my life. And that is why I succeed.”
- Michael Jordan
Multiple Shots on Goal
Falling Uphill
• Multiple shots on goal, because most will missMultiple shots on goal, because most will miss
Falling Uphill
• Multiple shots on goal because most will missMultiple shots on goal because most will miss
• Striving in order to find the right pathStriving in order to find the right path– Do, Reflect, Learn, Adjust, RepeatDo, Reflect, Learn, Adjust, Repeat
Falling Uphill
• Multiple shots on goal because most will missMultiple shots on goal because most will miss• Striving in order to find the right pathStriving in order to find the right path
– Do, Reflect, Learn, Adjust, RepeatDo, Reflect, Learn, Adjust, Repeat
• Doggedness and determination,Doggedness and determination,– not for your own idea, but for the bigger goalnot for your own idea, but for the bigger goal
Falling Uphill
• Multiple shots on goal because most will missMultiple shots on goal because most will miss• Striving in order to find the right pathStriving in order to find the right path
– Do, Reflect, Learn, Adjust, RepeatDo, Reflect, Learn, Adjust, Repeat
• Doggedness and determination,Doggedness and determination,– not for your own idea, but instead for the bigger goalnot for your own idea, but instead for the bigger goal
• This takes practice!This takes practice!
Real Failures
Let’s not pretend that we CAN’T FAILLet’s not pretend that we CAN’T FAIL
Real Failures
Tactics without strategy Tactics without strategy
- mistaking a single step for the ultimate goal- mistaking a single step for the ultimate goal- details > concept- details > concept
- deliverables > purpose- deliverables > purpose
Real Failures
Assuming that effort = success Assuming that effort = success - you can work very hard and still not succeed- you can work very hard and still not succeed
Real Failures
Giving up too soon Giving up too soon - sometimes things are just hard- sometimes things are just hard
Real Failures
The only possible goal is perfectionThe only possible goal is perfection
Real Failures
Leading with technologyLeading with technology
Real Failures
Lots of customization Lots of customization - we’re special- we’re special
Real Failures
Placement Placement
- non-integration and/or ignoring context - non-integration and/or ignoring context
- like chocolate chips on pizza- like chocolate chips on pizza
Momentum
Add “Multiple Shots” to All Staff MeetingsAdd “Multiple Shots” to All Staff Meetings
Share stories, learn togetherShare stories, learn together
Momentum
Add “Multiple Shots” to All Staff MeetingsAdd “Multiple Shots” to All Staff Meetings
Share stories, learn togetherShare stories, learn together
So, without further ado … So, without further ado …