Change

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  • Forces for change are:
    Nature of the workforce
    Technology
    Economic Shocks
    Competition
    Social Trends
    Word politics
  • Nature of the workforce
    More cultural diversity is an example of ?
  • Nature of the workforce
    Increase in professionals is an example of?
  • Nature of the workforce
    Many new entrants with inadequate skills in an example of?
  • Technology
    Faster and cheaper computers is an example force of?
  • Technology
    New mobile communication devices is an example force of?
  • Technology
    Deciphering of the human genetic codes is an example force of?
  • Economic Shocks
    Rise and fall of dot.com stocks is an example force of?
  • Economic Shocks
    Decline in the value of the Euro is an example force of?
  • Economic Shocks
    Collapse of Eron Corp. is an example force of?
  • Competition
    Global competitors is an example force of?
  • Competition
    Merger and consolidation is/are example force of?
  • Competition
    Growth of e-commerce is/are example force of?
  • Social Trends
    Internet chat rooms is/are example force of?
  • Social trends
    Retirement of baby boomers is/are example force of?
  • Social trends
    Increased interest in urban living is/are example force of?
  • World Politics
    escalation of hostilities in the Middle east is/are example force of?
  • World Politics
    Opening of markers in china is/are example force of?
  • World politics
    the war on terrorism following 9/11/01 is/are example force of?
  • Change
    make things different
  • Planned change
    Changed activities that are intentional and goal oriented
  • change agents
    persons who acts as catalysts and assume responsibility for managing change activities
  • Goals of Planned Change
    Improve the ability of the organization to adapt changes in its environment
  • Goals of Planned Change
    Changing the behavior of individuals and groups in the organization
  • Two forms of resistance to change:
    Overt and Immediate
    Implicit and deferred
  • Overt and Immediate
    Voicing complaints is/are example of RTC?
  • Overt and immediate
    Engaging in job actions is/are example of RTC
  • Implicit and deferred
    Loss of employee loyalty and motivation is/are example of RTC?
  • Implicit and deferred
    Increased errors or mistakes is/are example of RTC?
  • Implicit and deferred
    Increased absenteeism is/are example of RTC?
  • Source of INDIVIDUAL RTC:
    Habit
    Security
    Economic Factors
    Fear of the unknown
    Selective information processing
  • Sources of ORGANIZATIONAL RTC:
    Structutal Inertia
    Limited focus of Change
    Group Inertia
    Threat to expertise
    Threat to establish power relationship
    Threat to establish resource allocation
  • Tactics for dealing with resistance to change:
    • Education and communication
    • Participation
    • Facilitation and support
    • Negotiation
    • Manipulation and cooptation
    • Coercion
  • Impetus for change is likely to come from outside change agents.
  • Internal change agents are most threatened by their loss of status in the organization.
  • Long-time power holders tend to implement only incremental change.
  • The outcomes of power struggles in the organization will determine the speed and quality of change.
  • Unfreezing
    Change efforts to overcome the pressures of both individual resistance and group conformity
  • Refreezing
    Stabilizing a change intervention by balancing driving and restraining forces
  • driving forces
    forces that direct behavior away from the status quo