change Flashcards

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what are the two types of change

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  • internal
  • external
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Internal factors

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  • Changes in management style
  • Changes in business ownership
  • Changes in business size (growth or downsizing)
  • Introduction of new technology​
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external factors

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  • new tech
  • changes in labour market
  • economic conditions
  • competition
  • changes in consumer taste
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resistance to change

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  • employee resistance
  • lack of finance
  • supplier resistance
  • owner/shareholder resistance
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Two types of change

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  • planned: anticipated and and within business control
  • unplanned: unexpected and outside business control
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what is Kurt Lewins model

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  • unfreeze: preparing employees for change and showing its needed
  • change: employees adapt to new way of working with support
  • refreeze: stabilise after change ensuring new methods become normal
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why is managing change effectively important

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  • helps a business adapt to evolving conditions
  • ensures growth
  • minimise disruptions
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what are J. Storey’s 4 approaches to managing change

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  • negotiated total package: agreement on change between management and employees
  • negotiated piecemeal: gradual changes agreed upon
  • imposed piecemeal: changes implemented by management without employee consultation
  • imposed total package: major change imposed by management
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