Category: Organizational Change

  • Organizational Change Models: Terms and Scales

    Concrete Experience and Reflective Observation Working as a section leader, I often face tasks presupposing short-term and long-term planning. I can state that it is a significant part of my work because of the necessity to provide workers with tasks that will help them increase their effectiveness and contribute to improving the organizations functioning. For…

  • Alternative Organizational Change Theories

    Concrete Experience and Reflective Observation As the leader of a certain department, I correctly realize the fact that the functioning of an organization is a complex and multilevel process that might demand the introduction of multiple approaches or methods to achieve the best possible result. There were numerous situations in which I had to promote…

  • Organizational Change Process: Facilitating Change

    Table of Contents Objectives of the Communication Plan Target Audience Procedures for Sharing the Communication Plan Frequency and Forms of Communication Evaluation of the Communication Plan References A good communication plan is essential in implementing organizational change as it influences the attitudes of various stakeholders. It lays the ground for change management (Yap et al.…

  • Levels of Practices of Organizational Change & Change Process and Models

    Table of Contents Introduction CCLS and the Impacts of Change at Individual and Group Levels Change Process and Models The Change Process Theories Conclusion References Introduction As corporate organizations advance and come to be viewed as vibrant, coping systems, the concept of how they undergo change and the methods by which they manage change processes…

  • Organizational Change: Need and Process

    Concrete Experience and Reflective Observation From my personal experience, I can also state that the articulation and explanation of the need for change are among the most difficult phases of any transformation process. The fact is that workers already have some experience working in particular environments that remain comfortable for them. That is why they…

  • Organizational Change in the Restaurant Industry

    It is inevitable for a company to experience the need for organizational change. Strategic choices taken by leaders of a firm are often based on the need to gain or keep a competitive advantage (Oreg & Berson, 2019). This transition can be a result of restructuring, merging, new technology, optimization, and other factors that affect…

  • Organizational Change in Companies

    Table of Contents Introduction Organizational change Organizational change; a personal experience Barriers to change Conclusion References Introduction In this era of globalization and cut-throat competition in which companies face it difficult to ensure their survival, change has a significant role to play. If the companies change when the situation demands change, then only they can…

  • The Qatargas Firms Organizational Change Analysis

    Introduction and Purpose Statement In this paper, we are going to discuss the importance of change management using the example of Qatargas, which was forced to implement significant changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to achieve this purpose, several objectives were outlined. They include: Conceptualize change management; Describe the change in Qatargas; Overview…

  • Grassroots Organizations Collaborating for Change

    Grassroots organizations are mainly made-up civilians who advocate for a cause that leads to international, national, or local change. They are as essential as the money required for any innovation. In my view, grassroots organizing is an efficient way of changing public policy. This is because they provide a platform for public participation in economic…

  • Strategies of the Organization Change

    Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Reference Introduction This paper focuses on the various strategies of organizational change based on the leaders pet peeves. It has researched articles from various authors. One such author is Kowaski, Robin M. in his book, Complaining, Teasing and other Annoying Behaviors. The paper has gone further to provide recommendations…