Consultation Flashcards

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4 steps of the consulting process

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  1. Define problem
  2. Design and implement solution
  3. Measure effectiveness
  4. Sustain improvement
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HR’s key responsibility in consulting process

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Communication and management of stakeholders

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3
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Collect data to identify gaps between desired and actual performance and potential causes for gap. Analyze and sort data to be reported to stakeholders in a way that helps them understand

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Define the Problem

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4
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SOAR analysis

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identifies strengths, opportunities, aspirations, and results

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5
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Team determines critical characteristics of a successful decision, use a matrix to score options

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Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA)

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6
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Identify all relevant costs and benefits

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Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA)

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7
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Analyze forces favoring and opposing a change, uses factors to score different opportunities

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Force-Field Analysis

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8
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J Curve Concept

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when a change is introduced, there is typically an initial decline in performance, then a slow return to previous levels, and a more rapid growth to a new level of performace

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HR’s responsibility in change management

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work with stakeholders to help them understand the benefits of a change initiative - to the broad org and individual

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How to handle resistance to change

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shift through empathy, communication, and support

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How to handle neutral to change

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shift by selling benefits, opportunities for involvement

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How to handle welcoming change

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maintain through recognition, delegation, and support

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13
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4 Conditions that make change possible

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  1. shared purpose
  2. reinforcement systems
  3. skills required for change (training)
  4. consistent role models
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Unfreezing stage in Lewin’s Model Change Process

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get people to accept that the change is happening, reduce factors that work against the change

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Moving stage in Lewin’s Model Change Process

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getting people to accept the new, desired state

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16
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Refreezing stage in Lewin’s Model Change Process

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once implemented, making the new idea a regular part of the organization

17
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Mckinsey 7 S elements that must be aligned for change

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Style
Skills
Systems
Structure
Staff
Strategy
Shared values

18
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Top-down sequence with complete change at each level. Change at one level high up eventually transforms the levels beneath it

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Cascade

19
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Change originates at top and is broadcast to entire org. Individuals slowly change with more info, change becomes uniform across the org

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Progressive

20
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Independent centers and multiple origins of the change within the org, at any level. Change radiates out unevenly, accelerating when top leaders support local change

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Organic

21
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The most important skill needed for change management

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Communication