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Change Management for Humans

Talkat DevOpsDays Vancouver 2019 · on Wednesday, 2019-04-10· [soft-skills]
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Argues that changes fail unless they follow the CAR steps: Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability, Reinforcement. Describes doing stakeholder interviews, live hands-on labs and recorded walkthroughs, pairing with Docs and a “therapy kitten” troubleshooting page to reduce impostor syndrome. Gives concrete builds: a Facebook‑Wikipedia style customer wiki that collapses because overlooked stakeholders, and an HR tool that mostly succeeds except for a flaky manager‑approval flow. Says metrics and onboarding keep adoption alive.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:50The origin of this talk
  3. 2:14The Car Method
  4. 2:58stakeholder interviews
  5. 4:32openended questions
  6. 6:07follow up with stakeholders
  7. 8:11trade offs
  8. 10:32roll out
  9. 11:55Tigers
  10. 13:11Puppies
  11. 14:01SelfIdentity
  12. 15:15Never Start Here
  13. 17:34Fight Your Inner
  14. 19:30Be Like Mike
  15. 20:21Clear the Path
  16. 21:17Impostor Syndrome
  17. 23:05Reminders
  18. 24:27Onboarding
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