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Organizational Change. Lecture #23. Lewin’s Force Field Analysis. Lewin’s Force Field Analysis. Factors Keeping Phenomenon From Being Higher Phenomenon Under Analysis Factors Keeping Phenomenon From Being Lower. Lewin’s Force Field Analysis. Fatigue Processing Equipment Limits Laziness
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Organizational Change • Lecture #23
Lewin’s Force Field Analysis Factors Keeping Phenomenon From Being Higher Phenomenon Under Analysis Factors Keeping Phenomenon From Being Lower
Lewin’s Force Field Analysis Fatigue Processing Equipment Limits Laziness Productivity Supervisor Self-Worth Work Std. Equipment
Lewin’s Model of Change Unfreeze Change Refreeze
Lewin’s Model of Change • Unfreeze Break the phenomenon out of it’s equilibrium
Lewin’s Model of Change • Change Bring the phenomenon to the new desired level
Lewin’s Model of Change • Refreeze Establish a new equilibrium for the phenomenon
Why Are People Resistant to Change? • CHANGE
Change Management • Five Activities Contributing to Effective Change Management
Motivating Change • Create a Readiness for Change
Motivating Change • Overcome Resistance to Change • Communication • Empathy & Support • Participation & Involvement
Create a Vision • Mission • Valued Outcomes • Midpoint Goals
Develop Political Support • Assess Your Power • Knowledge • Personality • Identify Key Stakeholders • Influence Key Stakeholders
Manage the Transition • Activity Planning • Road Map for change • Commitment Planning • People and Groups
Manage the Transition • Structure to Manage the Change Process • Task Force • CEO • Management Hierarchy
Sustain Momentum • Provide Resources for the Change • Develop New Skills • Reinforcing New Behaviors