The document discusses various concepts related to organizational structure and change including:
1) Different leadership styles like transformational and transactional leadership and how they impact organizational structure.
2) Forces that drive organizational change such as social trends, world politics, and changes in perceptions and values.
3) Models for managing organizational change like Lewin's three step model of unfreezing, moving, and refreezing.
The document discusses various concepts related to organizational structure and change including:
1) Different leadership styles like transformational and transactional leadership and how they impact organizational structure.
2) Forces that drive organizational change such as social trends, world politics, and changes in perceptions and values.
3) Models for managing organizational change like Lewin's three step model of unfreezing, moving, and refreezing.
The document discusses various concepts related to organizational structure and change including:
1) Different leadership styles like transformational and transactional leadership and how they impact organizational structure.
2) Forces that drive organizational change such as social trends, world politics, and changes in perceptions and values.
3) Models for managing organizational change like Lewin's three step model of unfreezing, moving, and refreezing.
Fundamental Attribution Error Narrow Nature of Workforce Tight supervision Structure Consistency Fewer levels of management (lower overhead costs) Terminology Attribution Theory Wide Span of Control Perceptual Errors Distinctiveness faster decision making process Social Trends Forces for Change Consensus effective communication Change in Action World Politics Perceptions, Values, Diversity Stereotyping Centralization/ Decentralization
The common good Individualized Consideration Work Specialization Lewin's Model Contrast Effects Loyalty Intellectual Stimulation Departmentalization Group/ Organizational Halo Effect Resistance Transformational Inertia Fairness Formalization Idealized Influence Projection Chain of Command Limited Focus Autonomy Inspirational Motivation Hodgson's Framework Threat to Power Relations Dignity of Human Life Organizational Structure Organizational Change Low Tolerance Individual Honesty Contingent Reward Self Interest Values Humaneness How reorganize the workplace and create Transactional Instrumental Leadership Styles opportunities for positive change? Management by Exception (Active/ Passive) What constitutes a workplace? Rokeach Value Survey Terminal Environment Laissez Fair Leader (abdicates responsibilities) Theories Personality Determinants Contingency Theory My Top Ten Takeaways from COMM329 Hereditary
Extroversion Personality Situational
Leadership Traits MBTI Conscientiousness Leadership Personality Traits Big Five Model Openness How do we share organizational vision? The Dark Triad Emotional Intelligence Organizational Culture Problem solving What motivates people to strive for excellence? Pre arrival expectations and set of attitudes & values How do people work together effectively? Expert Power Conformity Development Gatekeeping Five Stage Model Build and Maintaining Teams (ways to resolve conflict) Legitimate Power (position) expectations differ from reality Socialization Model Teamwork Harmonizing Bases of Power Encounter Reward Power Punctuated Equilibrium Model process of change Compromising Communication & Conflict Power Coercive Power (fear) Metamorphosis Context Composition Process Information Power Creating Effective Teams Encouraging Balance Herzberg Referent Power Build on employee strengths Yielding Needs Theory Creating Positive Organizational Culture Intrinsic Maslow Response to power Motivation (intensity, direction, persistence) Rewards rather than punishment Choosing the right channel of communication McClellan Communication Process SMART Goal Continuum (Resistance>Compliance>Commitment) Emphasize vitality and growth Selective Perception (perceptual errors) Expectancy Theory Extrinsic Filtering Identifying the barriers of communication Reinforcement Theory Information Overload Empowerment Emotions Clear vision & mission Language Silence help employees acquire skills
Non-verbal communication employees are supported in their decision making