Planned Change in Organizational Systems
Planned Change in Organizational Systems
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- Reward systems (compensation, psychic rewards) will be closely re- lated to work and contribution rather than to organization position or role.
- People throughout the organization will demand and expect to influenc( their work environment and organization priorities.
- Communications will be relatively open and undistorted.
- The management of conflict will be a core skill for organization leaders .
- Change strategies within the organizations and in the environment will include several mode...s: problem solving, confrontation between groups, and advocacy.
- There will be more explicit attention to change management with re- presentation from many parts of an organization planning change.
-4- It is to help an organization move toward these conditions that many planned, system-wide change efforts are directed. The fashionable label de- scribing such efforts is organization development . Organization development, in practice, has as many definitions as it has definers. For me it means: a planned, managed-from-the-top change effort to move the organization toward better health and effectiveness through applying knowledge of the behavioral sciences in the following ways: A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- Reward systems (compensation, psychic rewards) will be closely re- lated to work and contribution rather than to organization position or role.
- People throughout the organization will demand and expect to influenc( their work environment and organization priorities.
- Communications will be relatively open and undistorted.
- The management of conflict will be a core skill for organization leaders .
- Change strategies within the organizations and in the environment will include several mode...s: problem solving, confrontation between groups, and advocacy.
- There will be more explicit attention to change management with re- presentation from many parts of an organization planning change.
-4- It is to help an organization move toward these conditions that many planned, system-wide change efforts are directed. The fashionable label de- scribing such efforts is organization development . Organization development, in practice, has as many definitions as it has definers. For me it means: a planned, managed-from-the-top change effort to move the organization toward better health and effectiveness through applying knowledge of the behavioral sciences in the following ways: A.
What to read after Planned Change in Organizational Systems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Beckhard to read onlineMoreLess
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