Dylan Flavell • July 20, 2021
At our recent Talking Point breakfast, we explored two questions:
Here's what our research tells us:
A NEW ROUTINE WITH RATIONALE
It is important to not just identify the behaviour we want to change but be clear about the underlying rationale, expectations, standards and rules around the behaviours we want to move towards.
THE REWARD MATTERS
People need to see value in returning to the office. If their new routine is not reinforced, breaking old habits and establishing new ones will be difficult.
CHANGING HABITS TAKES TIME
Some habits take 3 -6 months to take root. For leaders, it's important to allow for a gradual transitionary period to give allowance to build new habits.
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