Week 11 Leadership and Change Flashcards
Name the different types of strategic change. AERR
Adaption - increment, keep (culture)
Evolution - increment, new
Reconstruction - rapid, keep
Revolution - rapid, new
The difficulty and effectivness of a change program is contingent on cultural influences.
Name the change kaleidoscope (TSPD CCRP)
- Time – how quick is change required
- Scope – how much change needed
- Preservation – what needs to be maintained
- Diversity – homogenous staff?
- Capability – staff and mment able?
- Capacity – resources available
- Readiness – staff receptive?
- Power – change leader have power to affect it?
Define a forcefield analysys.
Identifies factors for and against change and thus measures required to facilitate it.
Strategic leadershop is influencing an org toward achieving it’s aims and goals. What are the 3 key roles in this?
- Envisioning strategy – clear vision to stakeholders
- Aligning org to deliver – foster commitment, motivation, relationships
- Embody change – role model
What are the roles of managers and outsiders in managing change?
SRA CDC
Mgers mediate between decision makers and operating level.
• Sense making
• Reinterpret and adjust as events unfold
• Advise senior managment
Outsiders introduce new ideas/approahces
• Change capabilities
• Diversity of ideas and experience
• Challenge convention
Name the different styles of strategic change leadership
ECPDC
Generics:
Theory E - economic (top down, cost cuts etc)
Theory O - org capabilities (eg culture, learning)
Specifics (ECPDC) Eductation Collaboration Participation (leader controls) Direction Coercion
How does context influence leadership style?
PCDE
Circumstances vary, calling for varied leadership styles.
Extend of org readiness (x axis) vs capability (y): Particiption Collaboration Direction Eductatoin
Most change initiatives rely on multiple levers. List them.
CCP SPC
Compelling case
Challenge conventions
Process reengineer
Symbolic change - rituals, environment, language Politics - resources, s/holders, alliances Change tactics (eg timing strategy and galvanising with visible wins)
What is the nature of turnaround change management?
Stabilising the patient. Speed, costs, revenue are key.
What is the nature of revolutionary change management?
Fast change including cultural change but the need for change doesn’t seem as urgent.
How can evolutionary strategic change be managed?
Transformational change in increments.
Stages
Burn bridges to galvanise
Mment commitment
Hearts and minds (culture, education, participation)
Why do change programmes fail?
ARF DBMT
Many reasons:
Analysis paralysis
Reinterpreted
Focus
Disconnect
Buyin lacking
Misread scrutiny for resistance
Trust issues