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Title of Paper Comment by Vanessa Claus: Insert the name of your paper here… Make it catchy. ☺

MGT521: Managing Dynamic Environment Comment by Vanessa Claus: Keep the same.

Assignment Name and Module Number

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Title of Your Paper is Needed Here Comment by Vanessa Claus: Restate the title of your paper here, please. Comment by Vanessa Claus: NOTE: This is what an Introduction must include- Academic essays should begin with an introduction, but do not begin your paper with an “Introduction” heading. The introduction will provide readers with the context necessary for understanding your argument and the body of your paper. When composing the introduction, think about what context or background information the reader would benefit from knowing. Once your context is established, transition from that context into your thesis statement. The thesis statement generally comes at the end of your introduction and usually consists of a few sentences that sum up the argument for your paper overall. Thesis statements should also provide a roadmap for the reader so that they can navigate through the ideas present in the rest of your paper.

In this section, you need to introduce your readers to details about your paper. As you have read, in the Critical Thinking Assignment directions, incorporating macro environment changes and organizational changes can help during times of change. Therefore, for this introductory paragraph/section, you should provide information about the reading entitled, “Rethinking organizational change: Towards a conceptual framework.” Then, you should also introduce your readers to the content discussed in your paper (specifically focusing on the four assignment requirements). For example, you could write, “Throughout this paper, the following topics will be explored: _________.” Use in-text citations to support your points, please. Additionally, please ensure that you include a well-written and well-developed thesis statement.

The Six Models of Managing Change Comment by Vanessa Claus: Note: Headers are useful for organizing your paper. Level 1 headers are used with broad or general topics in your paper. Depending on the topic, length, and genre of your assignment, you might use only Level 1 headers. Level 1 headers should be bolded and centered. The longer and more complex your argument is, the more you might benefit from using Level 2 and Level 3 headers. Level 2 headers should be bolded and aligned with the left margin. Level 3 headers should be bolded, italicized, and aligned with the left margin. Level 4 and Level 5 headers exist, but they should only be used in manuscripts with many topics and subtopics. If you choose to use headers in your paper, you should have at least two sections for each level of header. For more information on how to use headings in your paper, see the APA Style website.

In this section, you need to provide details about the six models of managing change. Please provide a sentence or two about each model. Then, you need to explain which of these models would be best in the KSA business environment and why. Justification is needed here. You must include in-text citations to support your points.

Company Details

In this section, you need to provide details about your selected company. Specifically, you need to share an overview of what the company does, its industry, its prominence in the KSA, etc. Remember to CITE your points.

Please provide the organization’s mission, vision, and values word for word. Therefore, if you were to select Saudi Aramco as your company, you would write this wording:

According to Aramco (2022), “We believe in the power of energy to transform lives, enhance communities, advance human progress, and sustain our planet” (para. 1). Aramco’s mission state is important because _____why____.

Macro Level Approach

In this paragraph, you need to reflect on the reading entitled, “Rethinking organizational change: Towards a conceptual framework.” Specifically, you need to explain how a macro level approach could benefit your organization.

Model Chosen

In this paragraph, please explain which of the six models you would use to support the analysis offered. Justify your reason for selecting this model. Use in-text citations.

Example of wording:

Based upon the six models discussed by Author (Year), I believe that ____ would be best to use in the KSA. According to Author (Year) and Author (Year), ____ is important when _____.

Conclusion Comment by Vanessa Claus: Note: The last section or paragraph of your paper should be the conclusion. If you are using headers in your paper, use a “Conclusion” heading. A conclusion should reiterate the major points of your argument. To do this, think about developing your thesis by adding more detail or by retracing the steps of your argument. You can recap major sections for the reader. You can also summarize the primary supporting points or evidence you discussed in the paper. The conclusion should not introduce any new information in order to avoid confusing the reader. To end the paper, think about what you want your reader to do with all the information you just presented. Explain what logical next steps might be taken in order to learn more about this topic. Use the conclusion to establish the significance and importance of your work, motivate others to build on what you have done in this paper, and encourage the reader to explore new ideas or reach other conclusions.

In your conclusion paragraph, you should summarize what was explored throughout your paper. This conclusion paragraph should offer a recap of the major sections/headings explored in your paper. For more information about how to create a strong conclusion paragraph, please click on the Track Change comment (to your right).

IMPORTANT: Your paper should NOT exceed 7 pages in length. Although only 4-6 pages of text are required, you can go over this limit. With that being said, do not exceed the required/noted limit by more than 1-2 pages.

References Comment by Vanessa Claus: Requirement: Support your submission with course material concepts, principles, and theories from the textbook and at least three current, scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles. Current articles are those published in the last five years. Note: There is a huge difference between scholarly and non-scholarly sources. Please examine this source to learn more about scholarly sources. It is important to use scholarly sources when writing academic papers- https://writing.ecu.edu/wp-content/pv-uploads/sites/175/2019/04/Scholarly-vs-Non-Scholarly-Sources.pdf

Darlin, D. (2014, August 5). How to talk about America’s newest arrivals. The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/06/upshot/how-to-talk-about-americas-newest-arrivals.html Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is an example of a website citation.

Devereaux, A. (2015). Pandemic influenza: An evolutionary concept analysis. Journal of Advanced Nursing , 71(8), 1787-1796. https://doi.org/10.1111/jan.12654 Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is the title of your article. Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is the name of your journal in which the article is located. Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is the volume number. Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is the issue number. Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is the beginning page of the article to the ending page of the article. Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is an example of a journal article citation.

Ingols, C., Deszca, G., & Cawsey, T. F. (2020). Organizational change: An action-oriented toolkit. SAGE Publications. Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is an example of a book citation. Comment by Vanessa Claus: This is the publishing company’s name.

Here is how to properly format your textbook, as aligned with APA 7th edition standards:

Ingols, C., Deszca, G., & Cawsey, T. F. (2020). Organizational change: An action-oriented toolkit. SAGE Publications.

Additional Writing and Content Tips

1. All paragraphs must be indented.

2. Three or more sentences are needed for a paragraph.

3. Never end any paragraph with a quote. Explain the purpose of the quote.

4. Remember to seldomly use quotes… Instead, explain information in your own words and provide in-text citations to justify your rationale.

5. When providing quotes, please follow this format, as it is APA compliant-

a. “This is a quote that I am writing as a sample” (Claus, 2022, p. 1).

b. “This is a quote that I am writing as a sample” (Claus, 2022, para. 1).

c. Claus (2022) stated, “This is a quote that I am writing as a sample” (p. 1).

i. With any quote you need to include the author’s or authors’ last name(s), the date in which the document was published, and the page or paragraph in which the quote is located. Please note, if you’re using a quote from a website resource, it is very likely that you will need to count from the top of the document and determine which paragraph the quote is located in.

6. Use et al. when there are three or more authors.

a. Instead of writing, “Claus, Smith, and Lopez (2022) wrote…” state “Claus et al. (2022) wrote…”

7. All sentences must have a subject and a verb.

8. Stray away from using words like, “this” or “that” or “it” or “they” or “he” or “she” and define your subject.

a. Problematic Example: This process is helpful because individuals know what to expect during the performance review.

b. Correction: Explaining the performance review process is helpful because individuals know what to expect.

9. When providing an in-text citation, here are proper formats:

a. (Last Name of One Author, Year) = 1 author.

b. (Last Name & Last Name, Year) = 2 authors.

c. (Last Name et al., Year) = 3 or more authors.

10. Use your Deszca et al. (2020) textbook! Always use your textbook, at least once in your document, when submitting any Critical Thinking Assignment.

11. Proofread! If you struggle with writing, get a friend or colleague or family member to read what you plan to submit.

12. Check your similarity score! SEU’s policies related to plagiarism are very specific. Familiarize yourself with these policies and ensure that you are NOT plagiarizing.

a. Tip: A SafeAssign score of over 30%, excluding your references, is likely going to be an issue.

13. Read! Ensure that you read the Assignment Directions and also comply with the Rubric requirements.

14. Apply past feedback! I will notice if you continue to make document mistakes but don’t apply my feedback. Students who do the best in my courses ask questions, are engaged, and make a conscious effort to continuously improve.

15. Ask questions! If you don’t understand the assignment requirements, please ask me before submitting your work. Once your work is submitted, you do not have the opportunity to resubmit. Please do not even ask about resubmitting work, because my answer, as aligned with SEU’s policies, will be “No.”

16. Reduce the number of quotes that you use! If you decide to use a quote, I recommend that only ONE or TWO quotes are used throughout your entire document. Also, your quotes should not be longer than ONE to THREE sentences.

17. Content is KEY! While writing is important, your thoughts, ideas, research, etc. account for the largest percentage of your Critical Thinking Assignment point allotment value. Therefore, focus on developing content, justifying your ideas with in-text citations, using quality and scholarly resources, etc.

a. In addition to using your textbook and SEU’s Library, I also recommend using some of these resources: Forbes, Harvard Business Review, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), governmental websites, etc.

18. Examine your spacing! Your document should be double spaced, using Times New Roman font, which is 12-point. Here is how to ensure proper spacing. Your double-spaced document should show Before: 0 pt and After: 0 pt.