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External Forces of Change

Changing consumer needs and wants


New Laws


Changing Technology


Economic Changes

Internal Forces Of Change

New Organization Strategy


Change in Workforce


New Equipment


Attitudes

Organizational Change

alteration of structure, people, tech in an organization

Change Agent

A catalyst for change and manages said change

Proactive Changes of Process

Acting in advance

Reactive Changes of Process

Reacting to a situation that has occurred

Results of Proactive Technique

Increased revenue


More time for creativity

Results of Reactive Technique

"Firefighting"


Loss of Revenue


Loss of potential opportunities

Strategy

Changing overall goals and purpose of an organization

Structure/Structural Design

How an organization designs their employee work process

Technology

Increase in efficiency by adding new equipment or similar

People

Involves changing attitudes, expectations, perceptions, and behavior

Organizational Development

Change methods that focus on developing interpersonal work relationships

Strategy Change

Modifying Approach

Structure Change

Structure components and design

Technology Change

Work Process, methods, and equpiment

People Change

Attitudes, expectations, perceptions, and behavior

Sensitivity Training

A method of changing behavior through unstructured group interaction

Intergroup Development

Changing attitudes, stereotypes, and perceptions of work groups

Process Consultation

An outside consultant helps managers understand how interpersonal processes are affecting work

Why do people resist change?

Uncertainty, habit, concern for personal loss.




Belief that change is not in the organization’s best interest

Techniques to reduce resistance to change

Education and communication, Participation, Facilitation and support, negotiation,

Bad techniques to reduce resistance to change

Manipulation and co-optation (hiding truth), Coercion (direct threats)

Top managers need to be:

Positive role models

New stories, symbols, and rituals produce a new and reshaped/changed

Culture

Stress is

the adverse reaction to pressure placed on someone

Stressor

Someone who causes stress

Role conflicts, overloads, and ambiguity (unclearness) leads to

Role related stress

Symptoms of stress:

Physical, Psychological, Behavioral

Managers should promote

Creativity and Innovation

What is the difference between creativity and innovation?

Innovation is the process of turning the creative ideas into products

What is the three innovation variable?

Structure, Culture, HR