Discussion Topic-Ch 9

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People and the Process
of Change


Chapter 9

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Change

  • A natural phenomenon
  • Macro- and micro-change

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The Process of Change

  • The comfort zone
  • Unfreezing
  • Change
  • Refreezing
  • Return to new comfort zone

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The Change Process

Unfreezing Change Refreezing

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Comfort  Discomfort  New

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Sources of Resistance to Change

Technical concerns

Psychosocial needs

Position and power

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Receptivity to Change

  • Recognize differences in preferences for certainty.
  • Speak to people’s feelings.
  • Stories and Drama vs. Statistics.

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Resistance

  • Recognizing resistance
  • Lowering resistance
  • Information dissemination
  • Disconfirmation of currently held beliefs
  • Psychological safety
  • Command

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Dictating Change

  • Effective in many situations
  • Communicates a sense of urgency
  • Change may be rapid but without a lasting commitment

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Active Resistance to Change

  • Attacking the idea
  • Refusal to change
  • Arguing against change
  • Organizing resistance of other people

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Passive Resistance to Change

  • Avoiding discussion
  • Ignoring the change
  • Refusing to commit to the change
  • Agreeing but not acting

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Strategies to Overcome Resistance

  • Point out similarities.
  • Express approval.
  • Recognize competence and skill.
  • Provide assurance.

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Strategies

  • Suggest new opportunities.
  • Express value of contributions.
  • Ensure involvement.

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Strategies (cont’d)

  • Provide opportunities for expression.
  • Allow time for practice.
  • Provide a climate of acceptance.

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Four Phases of Planned Change

Design the change

Plan the implementation

Implement the change

Integrate the change

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Design the Change

  • What is the purpose?
  • Is the change necessary?
  • Is the change technically correct?
  • Will this work?
  • Is there a better way?

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Plan the Implementation

  • Why is there resistance?
  • Is the resistance justified?
  • What can be done to prevent or overcome resistance?

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Implement the Change

  • What is the magnitude?
  • What is the complexity?
  • What is the pace?
  • What is the current stress level?

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Integrate the Change

  • Is the change integrated into everyday operations?
  • Are people comfortable with it?
  • Is it well accepted?

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Conclusion

  • Your leadership will influence how change is handled.
  • Change presents an opportunity for professional growth and development.
  • View change in a positive way.

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