From Bluey’s “Cricket” to Building a Change-Ready Workforce
Ryan Vatanchi Ryan Vatanchi

From Bluey’s “Cricket” to Building a Change-Ready Workforce

Ever watched Bluey and realized it's secretly teaching you profound life lessons? Take Rusty from the "Cricket" episode—a young pup who transformed his fear of fast bowling into game-winning confidence, all thanks to practice and quiet coaching. This isn't just a kids' cartoon; it's a powerful metaphor for unleashing hidden potential in the workplace. In an era where skills are evolving faster than job descriptions, many organizations are still stuck judging talent by outdated assumptions rather than real capability. This post dives into how we can apply Rusty's journey—seeing skills clearly, shaping intentional growth, and fostering psychological safety—to empower our teams, drive innovation, and unlock the untapped talent that’s ready to surprise us.

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When Technology Isn’t Enough: Why Change Management Defines Digital Success
Ryan Vatanchi Ryan Vatanchi

When Technology Isn’t Enough: Why Change Management Defines Digital Success

Digital transformations don’t fail because of weak technology—they fail because organizations overlook the people side of change. Research shows that nearly 70% of digital transformations underperform (BCG). Why? A recurring pattern emerges: lack of Awareness, lack of Alignment, and lack of Adoption.

  • Lack of Awareness → Leaders don’t communicate a clear vision for change.

  • Lack of Alignment → Organizational goals and incentives pull in different directions.

  • Lack of Adoption → New tools are introduced but never fully embraced.

Technology may be the spark, but it’s people who fuel lasting impact. Organizations that close these three gaps stand the best chance of turning digital ambition into measurable outcomes.

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