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29 Cards in this Set
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how you feel about change
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situation
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how you view the change
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yourself
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people and resources that can be of assistance
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supports
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steps taken to engage change
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coping strategies
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fear, self-interest, habit
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resistance to change
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uniformed optimism, informed pessimism, informed optimism, completion, hopeful realism
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positive reasons for change
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actions of ppl
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behavior
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extraversion, agreeablenes, emotional stability, conscientiousness, openness to experience
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the big five personality dimensions
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most strongly correlated to job performance
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conscientiousness
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commonly used personality trait test
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MBTI
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4 dimensions of MBTI
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social interaction. preference for gathering dat, preference for decision making, style of making decisions
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identifies the degree to which people are capible of reading and using the cues from the environment to determine behavior
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self monitoring scale
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set of managerial decisions and actions that determines the long-run performance of an organization
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strategic management process
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what are the 3 types of organizational strategies
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corporate-determines what business you should be in
business-how to determine should compete in business functional- how to support the business level strategy |
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enviromental screening
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screening of large amounts of info to anticipate changes in environment
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2 types of forecasting
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Quantitative-applies data
Qualitative-uses jusdgement |
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benchmarking
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search for the best practices among competitiors that lead to best performance
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6 elements of org design
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work specialization-tasks are divided into seperate jobs
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basis on which jobs are grouped
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departmentalization
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line of authority
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chain of command
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# of employees a manager can supervise effectively
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span of control
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who, where, and how decisions are made in orgs
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centralization/decentralization
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degree to which jobs are satndardized and the extent to which employee behavior is guided
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formalization
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4 contingency variables
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org size, strategy, technology, environmental uncertainty
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4 major forms of communication
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control motivation, emotional expression, informatoin
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the deliberate manipulation of info to make it appear more favorable
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filtering
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from manager to employees
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downward communication
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from employees to manager
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upward comm.
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among employees on the same level
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lateral commm.
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