Change projects always have a large ´rational´ dimension. A new project might keep people busy with calling customers, moving desks, renting office space and re-writing computer programs. In the midst of all this work it is easy to lose sight of the hidden side of change-the human side. In this interview we will learn how to ensure that the most important part of any change project-humans in all their quirkiness-is not overlooked.
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