Preparing
Teams for HRMS Software & Operations
You
have been mulling over ideas for a while to improve your company's payroll
and human resources management, you have reviewed all the possible
alternatives ('in' management, 'out' management, consulting, partial
outsourcing, total outsourcing, HRMS software
in SAAS mode, in sourcing , outsourcing ...) and, finally, after doing
numbers, analyzing supplier characteristics and thinking it through, but
well, well, well with the pillow, you have made the decision: I change
software .
!!
Congratulations!! We know that it is not easy. But when it is
the best for your company, your department and your objectives, you have to do
what you have to do. Another issue
is how you are going to face a technological change that requires the
involvement and training of all your staff. And that is as difficult -
sometimes even more - than deciding to update the computer
program with which you manage payroll and HR.
We
believe that these 5 tips can be useful when facing this type of
actions in an organization. We speak from our own
experience of almost fifty years living processes of change in our
clients and from the passion that moves us to continue in this world
of human resources:
1.Gather your team and explain
what is going to happen . Provide all the necessary
information so that they feel the need for change with you: how the change will
improve towards a common good, what new objectives can be achieved, what will
be the magnitude of the change. Be transparent, clear and realistic even
if you know there will be controversial issues for your staff.
2 . Ask
for feedback from your team . Because surely they
can give you points of view that you did not know based on the specific task of
each one. Involving the team is always the best option. Knowing their
opinions or doubts will enrich this pre-commissioning phase of the software
change.
3 Emphasize the benefits that
change will bring . Use positive language that conveys the
benefits of updating technology in the payroll and hr
area . Focus your communication on all the good things that will be
produced with the new HRMS software:
achievement of objectives, optimization of time, more resources destined
to talent management ...
4.Don't criticize those who
oppose change . You're asking for feedback from your team, so
face the consequences. Accept all opinions assuming you will hear
arguments against the project. Acknowledge the comments and reaffirm
yourself in your decision. You are responsible and the one who has to
watch over the department, you handle more data than your team and in your
hands is the responsibility of the option you have chosen. Make it clear
that you will bear the consequences.
5.Facilitates access to the training
and information they need . Offer
assistance to courses, webinars, conferences, events ... Be receptive to the
training that your team requests so that they feel more secure when the SOFTWARE change
takes place .
Although
difficult times will come -because changes are changes for everyone and you
have to adapt-, do not forget to take advantage of the occasion to promote
the cohesion of your team , let them see how much you value them
in moments like this and how much they mean for the good make the
company ... and, above all, show them how proud they make you feel in the
moments when you need them most.
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