This is a culmination of many upgrade-esk suggestions I've helped with, made, and worked on (maybe even some new ones). Some suggestions were based off of another user's post and they will be credited inside of that spoiler so be sure to check out their thread.
Potions -
We'll start out with potions, potions are important to every SkyBlock player as they give important stat boosting effects that can change your gameplay drastically, but when potions that are so good, cheap, and lasting came about, brewing became obsolete. The Concoctions system aims to change that.
Concoctions would be a new step to brewing and would give both enchanting and alchemy exp from different parts of the process. Concoctions would be a system in which a player can collect a wide range of ingredients to brew special potions named concoctions that would give different boosts. Concoctions would be unlocked at Alchemy XX and would act as more usable exp. The way you would brew these is you would craft a cauldron (custom crafting bench sort of like the experimentation table) and open it, there you can throw in as many ingredients as you want allowing you to discover new potions to use. The cauldron would come equipped with basic ingredient combinations and you can discover new combinations by trying to brew everything possible.
Concoctions do not come bottled, all concoctions are held in the Cauldron on a player's island and each brew fills up the cauldron with a random amount of liquid that could range anywhere from 50mL to 200mL. Cauldrons can only hold one liquid up to 10000mL.
Concoction Containers-
Sports Flasks would be upgradable items that hold Concoctions. Each Sports Flask can be filled up at a Cauldron by opening up the Cauldron UI and choosing an amount to put in the bottle. Different Sports Flasks have different effects and storages, but a Sports Flask can only hold one type of Concoction at once so, you'll need multiple. Sports Flasks can also hold any potion but, their special buffs do not apply to them, and normal potions always hold 100mL.
This bottle can store up to 500mL
| 1x Enchanted Iron Block | ||
| 32x Enchanted Iron | 1x Water Bottle | 32x Enchanted Iron |
| 32x Enchanted Iron | 32x Enchanted Iron | 32x Enchanted Iron |
Unlocked at Alchemy 20
4x Enchanted Iron Block 8x Enchanted Lapis Block
This bottle can store up to 1000mL.
| 4x Enchanted Iron Block | ||
| 1x Enchanted Iron Block | 1x Normal Sports Flask | 1x Enchanted Iron Block |
| 1x Enchanted Iron Block | 2x Enchanted Lapis Block | 1x Enchanted Iron Block |
Unlocked at Alchemy 25
This bottle can store up to 2000mL.
| 16x Enchanted Iron Block | ||
| 4x Enchanted Iron Block | 1x Medium Sports Flask | 4x Enchanted Iron Block |
| 4x Enchanted Iron Block | 8x Enchanted Lapis Block | 4x Enchanted Iron Block |
Unlocked at Alchemy 30
This bottle can store up to 750mL and makes all Concoctions give +5 Speed.
| 8x Enchanted Iron Block | ||
| 1x Enchanted Iron Block | 1x Normal Sports Flask | 1x Enchanted Iron Block |
| 1x Enchanted Iron Block | 10x Enchanted Sugar Cane | 1x Enchanted Iron Block |
Unlocked at Alchemy 25
This bottle can store up to 1500mL and makes all Concoctions give +5 True Defense.
| 8x Enchanted Iron Block | ||
| 4x Enchanted Iron Block | 1x Medium Sports Flask | 4x Enchanted Iron Block |
| 4x Enchanted Iron Block | 10x Enchanted Iron Blocks | 4x Enchanted Iron Block |
Unlocked at Alchemy 27
This bottle can store up to 1000mL and extends the duration of a Concoction by 2x.
| 10x Enchanted Iron Block | ||
| 4x Enchanted Iron Block | 1x Medium Sports Flask | 4x Enchanted Iron Block |
| 4x Enchanted Iron Block | 16x Enchanted Lapis Blocks | 4x Enchanted Iron Block |
Unlocked at Alchemy 28
Concoctions -
Concoctions are brewed from a ton of ingredients in SkyBlock that can be made into combinations to give more effects. To gain an effect you have to brew 5 of an item and a Concoction can be brewed with up to 50 items. You can only have one Concoction active at a time, here are some examples:
All concoctions last (p × 10) minutes, see Cauldrons for more info on potency.
Potency of Concoction = p
| Item | Effect Name | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Magma Chunk | Magmatic | Melee hits have a (p × 10)% chance to light an enemy on fire with the effect Magmatic Fire. Mobs with Magmatic Fire take 5x knockback and 1.2x Damage. |
| Blaze Ashes | Blazing | Arrow shots have a (p × 10)% chance to shoots a fireball dealing 150% of your arrow damage. |
| Spectre Dust | Ghostly | Gives a (p × 5)% chance for mobs to miss you. |
| Wither Soul | Soulless | This Concoction's effects have a (p × 5)% chance to not be deleted upon death. |
| Burning Eye | Combustion | Explosions have a (p × 15)% chance to light damaged enemies on True Fire, dealing (p × .02)% of their health as damage per second. |
| Digested Mushroom | Acidic | Hitting a mob has a (p × 10)% chance to give them Fatal Poison, an effect that will deal (p × .03)% of their health as damage per second. |
| Enchanted Mycelium | Fungal | Increases the infection range of Gauntlet of Contagion by (p × 15)%. |
| Enchanted Red Sand | Grimmy | All mobs in a (p × 2) block range get slowed down by 20%. |
| Null Ovoid | Quantum | Increases range of teleportation abilities by (p × 5)%. |
| Enchanted Endstone | Magical | Decreases Mana cost of abilities by (p × 2)%. |
| Crystal Frag | Crystalline | You take 20% more damage, but you deal (p × 10)% more damage. |
| Superior Dragon Fragment | Superior | Most of your stats are increased by (p × 0.5)%. |
| Unstable Dragon Fragment | Unstable | Hits sometimes strike nearby enemies with lighting dealing (p × 2.5)% of their max health. |
| Young Dragon Fragment | Young | Increase speed and speed cap by (p × 3)% |
| Protector Dragon Fragment | Protector | Increase your defense by (p × 0.02)% for every 10% of missing health. |
| Old Dragon Fragment | Old | Increases the effectiveness of armor enchants by (p × 1)%. |
| Strong Dragon Fragment | Strong | Increases damage of melee items by (p × 1)%. |
| Wise Dragon Fragment | Wise | All abilities have their Mana cost decreased by (p × 3.3)%. |
| Holy Dragon Fragment | Holy | Healing increased by (p × 10)%. |
| Inactive Revive Stone | Mortal | If you are below (p × 10)% Health, your Speed is multiplied by 1.25x. |
| Premium Flesh | Rotten | Undead mobs have a (p × 3)% to not become aggressive towards you. |
| Arachne Fragment | Legged | Increases Speed by (p × 4)%. |
| Soul String | Threaded | Increase the effects and damage of "sewn" (like Voodoo Doll) items by (p × 5)%. |
| Sludge Juice | Slimy | Speed decreased by 20%, but knockback, Strength, and jump height increased by (p × 2.5)%. |
| Any Rough Gemstone | Distilled [Gemstone Type] | [Respective Stat of Gemstone] increased by (p × 1)%. |
| Any Flawed Gemstone | Flavored [Gemstone Type] | [Respective Stat of Gemstone] increased by (p × 1.5)%. |
| Any Fine Gemstone | Flavorful [Gemstone Type] | [Respective Stat of Gemstone] increased by (p × 2)%. |
| Any Flawless Gemstone | Powerful [Gemstone Type] | [Respective Stat of Gemstone] increased by (p × 2.5)%. |
| Any Perfect Gemstone | Potent [Gemstone Type] | [Respective Stat of Gemstone] increased by (p × 3)%. |
| Revenant Viscera | Atoned | Summons deal (p × .1)x their normal damage as extra damage. |
| Tarantula Silk | Trapped | All hit mobs get Slowness (p × 1). |
| Golden Tooth | Durable | Increases True Defense by (p × 2). |
| Molten Powder | Molten | Fire Aspect will increase your weapons damage by (p × 0.e). (e = enchantment level; Only 1 Molten per brew; Molten counts as 2 Concoctions; Will fill any Combo twice) |
[Respective Stat of Gemstone] increased by (p ×
Combos have a potency that depends on the potency of their ingredients, so for a Concoction to be a potency of two it has to have all it's Concoctions at two. All Concoctions that are a part of a combo do not lose their effects.
Potency of Concoction = p
| Combo | Concoctions Needed | Bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Inferno | Magmatic, Blazing, Combustion, Grimmy | Your Crit. Chance, Crit. Damage and Strength is increased by (p × 5)%. Not in Dungeons |
| Mystical | Magmatic, Blazing, Acidic, Fungal | Your base Ability Damage, Intelligence, and Speed is increased by (p × 5)%. Not in Dungeons |
| Time Slow | Grimmy, Quantum, Magical, Crystalline | Halves your speed but, the speed of every mob in a (p × 10) block radius has its speed multiplied by (0.25 ÷ p)%. Not in Dungeons |
| Second Chance | Mortal, Rotten | Whenever you die in a Dungeon, you get automatically revived but, you lose this effect after the revive numbered (p × 1). While this effect is active you can not pick up or use Revive Stones. Dungeons Only |
| Draconic | Superior, Unstable, Young, Protector, Old, Strong, Wise, Holy | Dragon Tracer now applies to all Dragon or End related mobs. All stats are increased by 5%. Not in Dungeons |
| Rough | Every Distilled Concoction | Increases Pristine by 2%. Not in Dungeons |
| Flawed | Every Flavored Concoction | Increases Pristine by 5% Not in Dungeons. |
| Fine | Every Flavorful Concoction | Increases Pristine by 10%. Not in Dungeons |
| Flawless | Every Powerful Concoction | Increases Pristine by 25%. Not in Dungeons |
| Perfect | Every Potent Concoction | Increases Pristine by 50%. Not in Dungeons |
| Gladiator | Quantum, Atoned, Trapped, Durable, Molten | Increases Combat exp on the mob needed to be killed for any Slayer quest by (p × 15)%, stops increasing once the exp requirement is met and will start working again once a new quest has begun. Also increases Slayer boss damage by (p ×5)%. |
Cauldrons -
Cauldrons would be a new workstation akin to the Experimentation Table, but unlike it's enchanting themed brother, it can be placed up to 15 times around the island and it stores data almost like a chest. The Cauldron would be able to hold up to 10000mL of any Concoction, but only one type per meaning you'd need multiple to start a brewing empire. Cauldrons have a UI that you put items into to brew any type of potion, you can only put 5 of an item in each slot and there are only 10 slots (you can see brewing related stuff in Concoctions).
Once a Concoction is brewed you can only place that same type and number of ingredients in until the Cauldron is empty (to empty a Cauldron see Concoction Containers). When brewed, Concoctions can fill up the Cauldron with anywhere from 50-200mL of liquid and every 10 Alchemy levels you obtain after 20, the cap is increased by 100mL. One last thing, Cauldrons can only be used if you have both Alchemy 20 and if the Cauldron has some form of rare Blaze drop from the Crimson Isles as fuel, whether it be mutated or normal Blaze Ashes.
Unorganized Additions -
- Revive Stones now can be taken out of dungeons as Inactive Revive Stones that are both Soulbound and can stack!
- Alchemy 60!
- God Potions can be added into a Concoction and only count as 10% of the max ingredients.
Armor -
Armor is a thing in this game that, although the admins have been paying more attention to it, it is still getting left in the dust. I aim to change this by making armor upgrades that can turn all, or certain, armors into new and improved versions of themselves, along with some new armor.
Sets -
WIP
Upgrades -
With the extreme heat, pressure and speed applied to this armor, it becomes extremely volatile leading to a high requirement both for the player's skill and gear.
Recipe -
All of these grids can be found at a crafting altar in the currently hidden area of the End Island, this table requires Combat 30 to use. (on the recipes, this symbol, "[X]" just means that in game it would not be an open slot)
| 1x Infinityboom TNT | [X] | [X] | [X] | 1x Plasma Bucket |
| [X] | 50x Strong Dragon Fragments | 50x Protector Dragon Fragments | 50x Wise Dragon Fragments | [X] |
| [X] | 50x Old Dragon Fragments | 1x Superior Dragon Helmet | 50x Unstable Dragon Fragments | [X] |
| [X] | [X] | |||
| 1x Speed Artifact | [X] | [X] | [X] | 1x Reforge Anvil |
| 1x Infinityboom TNT | [X] | [X] | [X] | 1x Plasma Bucket |
| [X] | 80x Strong Dragon Fragments | 80x Wise Dragon Fragments | [X] | |
| [X] | 80x Old Dragon Fragments | 1x Superior Dragon Chestplate | 80x Protector Dragon Fragments | [X] |
| [X] | 80x Holy Dragon Fragments | 80x Young Dragon Fragments | 80x Unstable Dragon Fragments | [X] |
| 1x Speed Artifact | [X] | [X] | [X] | 1x Reforge Anvil |
| 1x Infinityboom TNT | [X] | [X] | [X] | 1x Plasma Bucket |
| [X] | 70x Strong Dragon Fragments | 1x Superior Dragon Leggings | 70x Wise Dragon Fragments | [X] |
| [X] | 70x Protector Dragon Fragments | 70x Young Dragon Fragments | [X] | |
| [X] | 70x Old Dragon Fragments | 70x Unstable Dragon Fragments | [X] | |
| 1x Speed Artifact | [X] | [X] | [X] | 1x Reforge Anvil |
| 1x Infinityboom TNT | [X] | [X] | [X] | 1x Plasma Bucket |
| [X] | [X] | |||
| [X] | 40x Strong Dragon Fragments | 40x Wise Dragon Fragments | [X] | |
| [X] | 40x Young Dragon Fragments | 1x Superior Dragon Boots | 40x Protector Dragon Fragments | [X] |
| 1x Speed Artifact | [X] | [X] | [X] | 1x Reforge Anvil |
Usage -
This armor has many things going for it, for instance, the armor itself (I don't know how to calculate gear score so, the only way to check is to add it).
Gear Score: (IDK)
Strength: +55
Crit Chance: +15%
Crit Damage: +25%
Bonus Attack Speed: +5%
Health: +235
Defense: +175
Speed: +5
Intelligence: +40
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Tiered Set Bonus: Fission Reactor (x/4)
Most of your stats are increased by (t × 2.5 [t = Tier/Amount of pieces equipped])% and implosion as well as explosion damage is increased by (t × 2.5)%.
Gear Score: (IDK)
Strength: +67
Crit Chance: +15%
Crit Damage: +25%
Bonus Attack Speed: +5%
Health: +335
Defense: +275
Speed: +5
Intelligence: +40
True Defense: +5
Health Regen: +10
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Tiered Set Bonus: Fission Reactor (x/4)
Most of your stats are increased by (t × 2.5 [t = Tier/Amount of pieces equipped])% and implosion as well as explosion damage is increased by (t × 2.5)%.
Ability: Mana Bank RIGHT CLICK (ON/OFF)
Have to be holding in hand to switch mode. Will activate True Mana for the wearer (see Assorted Changes/Additions).
Gear Score: (IDK)
Strength: +63
Crit Chance: +15%
Crit Damage: +25%
Bonus Attack Speed: +5%
Health: +310
Defense: +250
Speed: +5
Intelligence: +65
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Tiered Set Bonus: Fission Reactor (x/4)
Most of your stats are increased by (t × 2.5 [t = Tier/Amount of pieces equipped])% and implosion as well as explosion damage is increased by (t × 2.5)%.
Gear Score: (IDK)
Strength: +55
Crit Chance: +15%
Crit Damage: +25%
Bonus Attack Speed: +5%
Health: +260
Defense: +185
Speed: +15
Intelligence: +40
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Tiered Set Bonus: Fission Reactor (x/4)
Most of your stats are increased by (t × 2.5 [t = Tier/Amount of pieces equipped])% and implosion as well as explosion damage is increased by (t × 2.5)%.
Appearance -
This armor set would have a black leather chestplate, black leather leggings, a radioactive/nuclear green boots, and then a reskin of the Superior Dragon Helmet using those two colors as the base.
Modifiers -
The item known as the Inferno Warden's Blood would be an item used to upgrade armor, similar to how the Wood Singularity only works on wooden swords, this only works on armor sets that are from outside of Dungeons or The Catacombs specifically.
Recipe -
| 1x Reaper's Soul | 1x Warden Heart | 1x Reaper's Soul |
| 1x Infernal Blaze Rod | 1x Infernal Blaze Rod | |
| 1x Inferno Apex | 1x Necron's Blood | 1x Inferno Apex |
- Reaper's Soul
An extremely rare drop from T4+ Zombie Slayer with a 0.01% base drop chance at T4 and 0.03% at T5.
- Infernal Blaze Rod
RNGesus from T3+ Blaze Slayer. 1/750 drop chance from T3+ Blaze Slayer.
- Necron's Blood
A rare occurrence in F7 if all party members have an M7 completion with a 1/100 chance to happen. Necron transforms into his final stage with a health 2x that of M7 Necron and Damage 1.25x that of M7 Necron. After defeat, this Necron has a 20% chance to have Necron's Blood appear in either the obsidian or bedrock chest for all members of the party for 20m in obsidian and 25m in bedrock.
Usage -
This item can be applied to most pieces of the armor, but Kuudra and some dungeon helmets have a specialized version of the Warden Helmet ability.
([Tier] Relic Crimson Helmet) Ability: Crimson Force
Halves your speed but grants +22% base weapon damage & +5% Fire Aspect damage for every 25 speed.
([Reforge and/or Tier] Relic Aurora Helmet) Ability: Auroran Force
Halves your speed but grants +6% Ability Damage & +5 Intelligence for every 25 speed.
([Reforge and/or Tier] Relic Fervor Helmet) Ability: Fervorous Force
Halves your speed but grants +5% Health & +5% Defense for every 25 speed.
([Reforge and/or Tier] Relic Terror Helmet) Ability: Terrifying Force
Halves your speed but grants +2% Crit Chance and +4% Crit Damage for every 25 speed.
([Reforge and/or Tier] Relic [Helmet]) Ability: Cataclysmic Force
Halves your speed but grants +1% Catacombs xp, +10% base weapon damage against Catacombs bosses & +1% Dungeon score for every 25 speed.
([Reforge and/or Tier] Relic [Armor Piece]) Full Set Bonus: Warden's Power
All weapons with either Sharpness, Bane of Arthropods or Smite will have the other two enchants calculated into their final damage output, but at only half the enchantment level of the one out of the three currently on the sword (rounded down).
Perks -
-Infernal Potato Books can be infused to the Kuudra version of these items. Fuming Potato Books have a 25% increased stat boost on these items and Hot Potato Books have a 10% increased stat boost on these items.
-The Kuudra armor versions of this item have a 10% stat increase while in the Kuudra fight.
Appearance -
All helmets will turn into a version of the Warden Helmet that has the color scheme of the normal version of that helmet and will change in appearance similarly to the original depending on the tier.
Skins -
There will be a new Fire Sale that will occur during the release of this update, this Fire Sale will include skins that are named True [Type of Helmet] Skin that will apply the skin of the non-relic version of the helmet (the skin will adapt depending on the tier). There will be another skin, the Darkness Warden Skin, that will appear in the shop that will turn the normal warden helmet a very dark gray and will change the silver of the Relic Kuudra helmets to the same darg gray.
Credits -
Original - @Reshirex
First Revision/Edit - @Doubleblade
Second Revision/Edit - @Dacatman
Weapons -
Although melee weapons and magic weapons get lots of love, we don't see much focus on our beloved bows, even though we have the Juju Shortbow and Terminator, we don't have anything to fill that progression gap between the beginning and Juju, or Juju to Terminator.
This weapon would act as an Archer weapon and a general utility for higher Catacombs levels.
Recipe -
| 16x Tentacle Meat | 1x Thorn's Necromantic Essence | 16x Tentacle Meat |
| 1x Thorn's Necromantic Essence | 1x Bonemerang | 1x Thorn's Necromantic Essence |
| 16x Tentacle Meat | 1x Thorn's Necromantic Essence | 16x Tentacle Meat |
- Thorn's Necromantic Essence
Has a (k × 1.25 [k = Spirit Bear kills during the current run])% chance to appear in a Bedrock Chest during an M4 run (caps at 6.25% chance) for 6.0m coins.
Usage -
This item is a direct upgrade of the Bonemerang with some key differences, the damage of the original stays the same but an ability change is in order as well as a new ability.
Ability: Vegan Powered Swing RIGHT CLICK
Throws 1 bone followed by another bones 2 ticks later, the first bone to contact an enemy has its damage lock at that of an arrow, the second bone to contact an enemy has its damage lock at that of an arrow plus half of the damage of the first bone's first hit.
Ability: Thorn's Appendages SHIFT + LEFT CLICK (ON/OFF)
- When disabled, bones deals double damage when coming back. Pierces up to 10 foes.
- When enabled, will send out thin tentacles (only the user can see them) that will bring enemies hit by the first bone to the player.
Perks -
- Applying a rune to this item will replace the tentacles of Thorn's Appendages with the particles of that rune.
Appearance -
This item will appear as a bone when fully charged and as a ghast tear when empty.
Assorted Changes/Additions -
Some assorted modifications to gameplay
The way True Mana Pool works is that, when it is activated, it will turn the normal Mana Pool from an instant usage of your Mana after you use an ability to a slow drain from your pool. This allows you to use more Mana than is on your total pool, but the function of the normal Mana Pool is transferred to the True Mana Pool which, because you can use more than you have in the normal pool, can go into the negatives. Your True Mana Pool is where regenerating Mana shows and once you have regenerated back the True Mana up to where the other Mana Pool is at, the other pool will stop going down. If your normal Mana Pool hits zero though, it will begin to consume certain stats in exchange for Mana. First, it will begin subtracting Overflow Mana at an exact 1-1 conversion, next it will begin on subtracting total EHP at a rate of 2 EHP for 1 Mana, during this time, all healing items will switch their mana and health cost around in case you really need Mana (Health Regen, Vitality and Mending will also count towards Mana during this time ; this EHP will at the same rate it was drained once your True Mana hits 0).
- EXAMPLES
- Your True Mana hits -100 while your Mana Pool is still at 100, if you stop using Mana now, both will hit 0 in sync.
- Your True Mana hits -100 while your Mana Pool is still at 150, if you stop using Mana now, your True Mana will it 25 in sync with your Mana Pool and it will stop lowering.
- Your True Mana hits -100 while your Mana Pool is still at 50, if you stop using Mana now, your True Mana will get to -50 when your Mana Pool hits 0 so, until you can get your True Mana up to 0 you will lose stats in accordance with what you have.
Drops -
The Infernal Potato Book is just a fuming potato book with 50% more bonuses, a .2% drop chance, and drops as an RNGesus from the T4+ Blaze Slayer (you can apply one more every tier upgrade you have, None = 1, Infernal = 5). This item requires Blaze Slayer 8.
These can be dropped from T3+ blaze slayer with the same drop chance as the minion.
Perks -
- At Blaze Slayer 9 you receive a 10-bit discount for Inferno Fuel Blocks.
- At Blaze Slayer 9 you take 10% less damage from any type of damage while in the Kuudra bossfight.
- Blaze Slayer 9 Achievement: Blaze Conqueror.
Credits -
Original - @Reshirex
First Revision/Edit - @Doubleblade
Second Revision/Edit - @Dacatman
Credits -
All the credits in one place:
Original - @Reshirex
First Revision/Edit - @Doubleblade
Second Revision/Edit - @Dacatman
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- Bring Positivity to the Workplace.
What is the most important factor in implementing change successfully? ›
Communicate: The most important factor in changing anything within a business, small or large, is to communicate the change, and its many factors, to the key stakeholders within the organisation – staff, first and foremost, but also outside stakeholders like shareholders and consumers.
What are the most effective way to get employees to change? ›- Lay out the vision. Clearly state what is changing and why. ...
- Personalize tasks. ...
- Follow up. ...
- Nip resistance in the bud. ...
- Be prepared to change the change.
- Describe Your Mindset Around Change. Start by explaining how you feel about change, particularly in the workplace. ...
- Give an Example of a Situation That Required Change. Next, talk about a time a significant change was needed at work. ...
- Describe How You Adapted to It.
Exercising, building little breaks into your day, escaping into a good book during lunch, leaving the company premises during a break, and picking up a new after-work hobby can help alleviate your stress levels. Focus on solutions, not problems: Big changes at work can have unintended consequences.
What positive changes can you bring to the company? ›- Be a good team player: ...
- Passion towards job: ...
- Proven ability to multitask: ...
- Determination: ...
- Dedication: ...
- Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines: ...
- Self –motivation: ...
- Enthusiasm:
- Start with a vision. You need a common vision on how your team will work together and with any stakeholders to make the change initiative a reality. ...
- Develop a strategy. ...
- Be a champion of change. ...
- Communicate early and often. ...
- Get in front of problems.
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The 5 Types of Organizational Change
- Organization Wide Change. ...
- Transformational Change. ...
- Personnel Change. ...
- Unplanned Change. ...
- Remedial Change.
The primary objectives of change management are to: • manage each change request from initiation through to closure; • process change requests based upon direction from the appropriate authority; • communicate the impact of changes to appropriate personnel; and • allow small changes to be managed with a minimum of ...
What are the four C's of change? ›The first rule of change management is to plan for managing the people issues involved in the change, long before change is implemented. Once this is understood, there are four key components to a successful change management program: communication, commitment, community, and clarity.
What are the 7 steps of the planned change process? ›There are seven steps in the planned change process. They are recognizing the need for change, developing change goals, appointing a change agent, assessing the current climate, developing a plan, implementing the plan, and evaluating the impact of the change.
What is a change initiative in the workplace examples? ›
Organizational change examples include going from brick-and-mortar to e-commerce, completely rebuilding the website, launching a new department, or switching from a silo structure to a matrix. Many examples of change in the workplace fall in between these two poles. They're incremental and gradual.
How can you manage this change 5 ways? ›...
Here are 5 Tips for Managing Change:
- Take care of yourself. ...
- Be open and flexible. ...
- Stay positive and put it in perspective. ...
- Take control of your life. ...
- Make changes.
Change management is a systematic approach to dealing with the transition or transformation of an organization's goals, processes or technologies. The purpose of change management is to implement strategies for effecting change, controlling change and helping people to adapt to change.
How can we explain the process of change? ›The easiest, most basic approach to understanding change as a process is to break change down into distinct, understandable elements. The three states of change provide a powerful framework: the current state, the transition state, and the future state. The current state is how things are done today.
Why is IT important to keep up with changes? ›Change in an organization leads to many positive aspects – that lead to retaining a competitive edge and also remaining relevant in your business area. Change encourages innovation, develops skills, develops staff and leads to better business opportunities, and improves staff morale.
What are change management responsibilities? ›Change managers—sometimes also known as change coordinators—are typically responsible for managing all aspects of IT changes. They prioritize change requests, assess their impact, and accept or reject changes. They also document change management processes and change plans.
Why is IT important to bring change? ›Change allows us to move forward in life and experience new and exciting things. When you don't actively work on evolving yourself, life can become stagnant. Learning new skills or working on your inner self can bring about changes you never knew were possible.
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5 Tips for Effectively Managing Change | Inc.com
- Communication plan.
- Sponsorship roadmap.
- Coaching plan.
- Training plan.
- Resistance management plan.
- The Creation of New Opportunities. Without change survival would be impossible. ...
- Keeping You Flexible. ...
- Building Self-Confidence. ...
- You Can Be Educated. ...
- You Can Focus On Your Priorities. ...
- It Can Build Your Strengths.
What are the 4 P's of change management? ›
How do you introduce change management to the stakeholders of a project you're supporting? Leveraging the 4P's—project, purpose, particulars and people—is a great way to help any audience see the connection between change management and achieving results.
What are the 3 main objectives of change control? ›The primary objectives of change management are to: • manage each change request from initiation through to closure; • process change requests based upon direction from the appropriate authority; • communicate the impact of changes to appropriate personnel; and • allow small changes to be managed with a minimum of ...
What are the 4 types of change? ›...
The Four Kinds of Change
- Mission Changes. ...
- Strategic Changes. ...
- Operational Changes. ...
- Technological Changes.
- Identify What You Want or Where You Want to Be. ...
- Identify Where You Are Now. ...
- Have a Sense of Urgency about Getting from Here to There. ...
- Develop a Reliable Sense of Personal Agency. ...
- Develop Effective Tools to Help You Get Where (and What) You Want. ...
- Learn How to Respond to Feedback.
- Set goals. ...
- Give yourself a hand. ...
- Coach, don't direct. ...
- Don't change alone. ...
- Have that one action. ...
- Reward yourself. ...
- Go one-nil up early. ...
- Upgrade your workout.
Be kind to others.
"When you're kind to others, you feel good as a person--more moral, optimistic, and positive." There numerous ways that you can be kind to others that don't take that much time and effort.
- Enlist champions. ...
- Establish goals. ...
- Anticipate obstacles. ...
- Develop a plan. ...
- Address technology issues. ...
- Address health and safety issues. ...
- Implement changes week-by-week. ...
- Make policy changes and train management for agile working practices.
- Ensure that your leadership is strong before any change. ...
- Consider using outside help. ...
- Create a detailed plan. ...
- Keep your team informed at all times. ...
- Provide resources. ...
- Prioritise important tasks. ...
- Give your team members the support they need. ...
- Take time for yourself.
Typically, there are six components of Change Management: Leadership Alignment, Stakeholder Engagement, Communication, Change Impact and Readiness, Training, and Organisation Design.
What are the four C's of change? ›The first rule of change management is to plan for managing the people issues involved in the change, long before change is implemented. Once this is understood, there are four key components to a successful change management program: communication, commitment, community, and clarity.
What are the 4 steps in the change process? ›
- Step 1: Create a vision for the change you would like to make. ...
- Step 2: Stakeholder and Change Impact Analysis. ...
- Step 3: Stakeholder Activation and Change Advocates. ...
- Step 4: Communications Plan and Strategy.
Through this organizational change management process, change practitioners work through three phases (Phase 1– Prepare Approach, Phase 2 – Manage Change, Phase 3 – Sustain Outcomes) to achieve successful project outcomes.
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