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Mastering Change Management: Key Tips & Common Pitfalls To paraphrase a famous saying: change management is the only constant. In order to remain competitive, companies must be successful with change. However, research shows that 75 to 80 percent of all change initiatives fail. The human resources (HR) department plays an important role in the success...