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CHAPTER 7

Whatis the starting point for a change program?

The definition of a totalchange strategy. OD strategy is a plan for integrating different activities toaccomplish objectives.

Explainthe structural approach to change.

This relates elements of theorganization to one another and removes or adds layers to the hierarchy.Changes can involve decentralization and centralization.

Explainthe technical approach to change.

This includes changes inmachinery, methods, automation, and job designs and brings the organization tostate of the art. It helps companies to become more productive.

Explainthe behavioural approach to change.

This emphasizes the betterutilization of human resources by improving morale, motivation, and commitmentof members. OD is traditionally associated with behavioural strategies.


*Usually an integration of these 3strategies is used.

Whatis stream analysis?

This helps the organization toplan interventions by providing a graphical view of changes and allowingprogress to be plotted.

Whatare some things the practitioner and the client consider when selecting an ODintervention?

Potential results of thetechnique, potential implementation of the technique (including costs vs.benefit), and potential acceptance of the technique.

Whatare the 4 categories of intervention techniques? Explain.

SEE MULTIPLE ANSWERS ON FOLLOWING CARDS.

INDIVIDUAL:

Behavioural: EMPLOYEE EMPOWERMENT, GOALSETTING, AND PROCESS INTERVENTIONS.




Structural: JOB ENRICHMENT, STRESSMANAGEMENT, AND MANAGEMENT BY OBJECTIVES.




Technological: EMPLOYEE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB DESIGN.

TEAM:

Behavioural: TEAM BUILDING, QUALITYCONTROL, AND ROLE NEGOTIATION.




Structural: SELF-MANAGED WORK TEAMS ANDROLE ANALYSIS.




Technological: QUALITY CONTROL AND VIRTUALTEAMS.

INTERGROUP:

Behavioural: INTERGROUP DEVELOPMENT,THIRD-PARTY INTERVENTION, AND TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT.




Structural: JOB ENRICHMENT, GOALSETTING, AND TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT.




Technological: JOB DESIGN, VIRTUAL TEAMS,AND TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT.

TOTAL ORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEM:

Behavioural: ACTION RESEARCH,REENGINEERING, AND LEARNING ORGANIZATION.




Structural: ACTION RESEARCH, TOTALQUALITY MANAGEMENT, AND REENGINEERING.




Technological: ACTION RESEARCH, TOTALQUALITY MANAGEMENT AND VIRTUAL TEAMS.