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    Manager's responsibilities during a redesignation project include: 1) Clearly communicating the purpose and scope of the project to address any questions or concerns from team members, 2) Providing support and guidance to foster a positive attitude, 3) Ensuring understanding of the findings driving the changes and their alignment with industry norms. Managers should also: 4) Conduct meetings to discuss changes and gather feedback, 5) Collaborate on role mapping and performance expectations, 6) Identify training needs, and 7) Implement change management strategies to help the team adapt. Key actions are holding one-on-one discussions, monitoring performance, establishing feedback mechanisms, and mediating any conflicts that may arise during the transition. Managers should be

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    Manager's responsibilities during a redesignation project include: 1) Clearly communicating the purpose and scope of the project to address any questions or concerns from team members, 2) Providing support and guidance to foster a positive attitude, 3) Ensuring understanding of the findings driving the changes and their alignment with industry norms. Managers should also: 4) Conduct meetings to discuss changes and gather feedback, 5) Collaborate on role mapping and performance expectations, 6) Identify training needs, and 7) Implement change management strategies to help the team adapt. Key actions are holding one-on-one discussions, monitoring performance, establishing feedback mechanisms, and mediating any conflicts that may arise during the transition. Managers should be

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    Manager's responsibilities during a redesignation project include: 1) Clearly communicating the purpose and scope of the project to address any questions or concerns from team members, 2) Providing support and guidance to foster a positive attitude, 3) Ensuring understanding of the findings driving the changes and their alignment with industry norms. Managers should also: 4) Conduct meetings to discuss changes and gather feedback, 5) Collaborate on role mapping and performance expectations, 6) Identify training needs, and 7) Implement change management strategies to help the team adapt. Key actions are holding one-on-one discussions, monitoring performance, establishing feedback mechanisms, and mediating any conflicts that may arise during the transition. Managers should be

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    Manager's responsibilities during a redesignation project include: 1) Clearly communicating the purpose and scope of the project to address any questions or concerns from team members, 2) Providing support and guidance to foster a positive attitude, 3) Ensuring understanding of the findings driving the changes and their alignment with industry norms. Managers should also: 4) Conduct meetings to discuss changes and gather feedback, 5) Collaborate on role mapping and performance expectations, 6) Identify training needs, and 7) Implement change management strategies to help the team adapt. Key actions are holding one-on-one discussions, monitoring performance, establishing feedback mechanisms, and mediating any conflicts that may arise during the transition. Managers should be

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    Redesignation Project Rollout: Manager's Responsibilities, To-Do's, and Do's & Dont’s

    Manager's Responsibilities:

    1. Communication:

    - Clearly communicate the purpose and scope of the redesignation project to your team.
    - Address any questions or concerns that team members may have.

    2. Supportive Leadership:

    - Be a source of support and guidance throughout the redesignation process.


    - Provide reassurance and foster a positive attitude among your team.

    3. Understanding and Alignment:

    - Familiarize yourself with the findings from the benchmarking study and industry practices review.
    - Ensure your team understands the need for the redesignation and its alignment with industry norms.

    4. Team Meetings:

    - Conduct team meetings to discuss the redesignation changes and clarify any misconceptions.
    - Encourage open dialogue and feedback.

    5. Mapping and Feedback:

    - Collaborate with HR to map current roles to the new designations, ensuring fairness and equity.
    - Gather feedback from your team on the proposed changes and share it with HR.

    6. Performance Expectations:

    - Set clear performance expectations for your team members within their new designations.
    - Monitor their performance and provide constructive feedback.

    7. Training and Development:

    - Identify training needs and skill gaps in your team.


    - Work with HR to provide training opportunities and resources to support the transition.

    8. Change Management:

    - Implement change management strategies to help your team adapt to the new designations.
    - Encourage a flexible and adaptable mindset among your team members.
    To-Do's:

    1. Hold One-on-One Discussions:

    - Have individual discussions with each team member to explain their new designation and its implications.
    - Address their questions and concerns.

    2. Be Aware of Org str:

    - Ensure that reporting structures and Org structure, are aligned to reflect the new designations hierarchy.

    3. Performance Monitoring:

    - Continuously monitor your team's performance and provide guidance as needed.


    - Conduct regular performance reviews.

    4. Feedback Mechanism:

    - Establish a feedback mechanism for your team to share their experiences and concerns.
    - Be receptive to their feedback and address any issues that arise.

    5. Conflict Resolution:

    - Mediate any conflicts or issues that may arise as a result of the redesignation process.
    - Promote a harmonious work environment.

    Do's:

    1. Be Transparent: Be open and honest in your communication about the redesignation project.

    2. Listen Actively: Pay close attention to your team's feedback and concerns and address them proactively.

    3. Provide Support: Offer guidance, encouragement, and support to help your team members transition
    smoothly.

    Dont's:

    1. Avoid Neglect: Do not neglect the emotional impact of redesignation on your team. Acknowledge their
    feelings and concerns.

    2. Don't Rush: Avoid rushing the process. Allow your team adequate time to adapt to their new designations.

    Your guidance and understanding will help your team members adjust positively to their new designations
    aligned with industry practices and norms.

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