When People Throw Wrenches
Navigating the Emotions, Politics, and Power Plays of High-Stakes Change
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Narrated by:
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Phil Buckley
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Michael Kinsey
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Written by:
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Phil Buckley
Change initiatives rarely fail because of strategy. They fail because of human behavior: what people do when they feel threatened or at risk of losing status, control, or relevance. In When People Throw Wrenches, award-winning author Phil Buckley draws on more than 35 years of experience managing 32 large-scale change programs to show you the ways people inevitably react to changes, and how you can anticipate and respond to these behaviors to ensure your initiative will succeed.
Rather than assuming alignment, goodwill, or shared priorities, Buckley starts with a more realistic premise: When people are threatened by change, they protect themselves and their own interests, even when it undermines an initiative’s success. In 10 clear, incisive chapters, with quick reference charts for managing emerging situations, Buckley shows you the following:
- The 4 reasons people throw wrenches into the works of change
- The 5 negative emotions that trigger self-interested behavior
- The 10 most common political maneuvers and power plays that people use
- The 4-step response process to neutralize disruption and restore momentum
When People Throw Wrenches is an essential resource for leaders, change practitioners, and project managers working on high-stakes change initiatives, including operating model redesigns, organizational restructures, mergers and acquisitions, culture resets, and systems implementations. This book will help you spot self-interested behavior early (before it takes hold), decode the emotional drivers that motivate self-protection or gain, and respond in ways that protect credibility, relationships, and results.
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