You picked your most reliable person. You told them the new scheduling process was theirs to run. They said yes, and you meant it when you handed it over.

That was six weeks ago. Every time you ask, you hear "working on it." Nothing has launched.

Team meeting every new change with silence? It may be capacity, not resistance. Learn the signs of change overload and what to check before the next launch.

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You rolled out the new process. Everyone nodded. Two weeks later, half the team is back to the old spreadsheet.