Leading your Organization through COVID-19 CrisisMST Solutions
Founder and CEO Thiru Thangarathinam represented MST Solutions and spoke at the Arizona Small Business Boot Camp & Collective event. Respond - Plan - Return Stronger.
Edward F. T. Charfauros, inspiring author, assists fellow students with their presentation for a successful grade. He also blogs upon his own inspiring blog, where you'll discover life changing stuff. Sign up for his blog by sending him an email~
Copyright 2013 Edward F. T. Charfauros. Reference, www.YourBlogorResume.net.
Leading your Organization through COVID-19 CrisisMST Solutions
Founder and CEO Thiru Thangarathinam represented MST Solutions and spoke at the Arizona Small Business Boot Camp & Collective event. Respond - Plan - Return Stronger.
Edward F. T. Charfauros, inspiring author, assists fellow students with their presentation for a successful grade. He also blogs upon his own inspiring blog, where you'll discover life changing stuff. Sign up for his blog by sending him an email~
Copyright 2013 Edward F. T. Charfauros. Reference, www.YourBlogorResume.net.
Nandita Mishra, Director of Programs, South Asian Fund Raising Group (SAFRG)
Attracting donors is one thing, but getting them to continue give is a whole new challenge. Pan- elists will discuss strategies for developing long-term relationships with donors so they keep on giving year after year.
Scientist and novelist C.P. Snow wrote that social change was "so slow that it would pass unnoticed in one person's lifetime. That is no longer so. The rate of change has increased so much that our imagination can't keep up." Two of the most critical elements of leadership are the introduction and management of change. Most organizations rise or fall based on how well they manage the introduction of change and the control of uninvited changes in their environment.
UNDERSTANDING AND COPING WITH CHANGEUNDERSTANDING AND COPING WI.docxMARRY7
UNDERSTANDING AND COPING WITH CHANGE
UNDERSTANDING AND COPING WITH CHANGE 2
Title
Students Name
Course Name and Number
Instructor
Submission Date
Abstract
Progressions are sure to happen and we are certain to adjust, else we die. As normally well said: "Adjust or Perish". The world is always showing signs of change along these lines are innovation, propensities, and mentalities and so on.
The reality of the matter is that individuals dread progressions. Actually, it is liberated intelligence to fear as well as oppose progressions. Whether progressions are, no doubt brought without anyone else's input, a relative, government officials and strategy creators or by managers, individuals tend to take a gander at them with a great deal of concern. There are a ton of theories which now and again may prompt misgivings, dissatisfactions and even a great deal of cases.
The primary motivation behind why progressions produces trepidation is on the grounds that they are connected with instability. While everybody thinks about the changes that will be achieved, it is regularly truly hard to measure the suggestions on such changes. On top of that, different varieties of theories that come about don't generally help in tolerating such changes effortlessly. A change is more often than not arranged, in view of specific conditions overarching around then and these conditions "anticipate" what the change will bring about. In any case, such conditions might themselves no more exist when the change is executed, in this way changing the wanted results.
Notwithstanding the alarm they create, progressions require not so much be awful. Indeed, changes are inescapable, whether great or awful. Yet, a great change for somebody may be awful for another person and the other way around. In all cases, what truly matters is the route in which one adapts to changes.
Cases of progressions in life
Brought without anyone else present: Enrolling for a college course, accepting work, moving occupations, leaving ones folks' home, leaving ones nation, getting ready for marriage, getting hitched, getting to be parent.
Brought by a relative: These incorporate wedding of a relative, a relative going out for another one, a relative leaving the nation, leaving the family business, entering governmental issues, conception or passing of a relative.
Changes in the public eye by government officials and strategy producers: Changing the expense framework, forcing diverse sorts of expenses, giving social helps, changes in laws and regulations, arrangement of clergymen, bans on specific works on, giving allows and licenses to specific sorts of organizations to be set up.
Brought by the managers: Changes in the progression, giving advancements, changing the wages and compensations structure, changing work conditions, changing administration styles, developments in i ...
Nudge for Good - Increasing Sponsor Effectiveness VABADD 2018Kay Fudala
Encouraging people to make better decisions is a large part of our role as change agents. We support many stakeholders, from senior leaders deciding how to shape the change, to end users deciding to adopt new ways of working.
We have all experienced sponsors who make not-so-rational decisions. To predict, and guide sponsor behavior we need to understand the choices they make, what their trade-offs are, and how they make them. What hurdles do sponsors face in implementing initiatives? What characteristics set the strong and effective sponsors apart from the rest? How can you as a change agent, nudge sponsors into making better decisions?
Behavioral economics can help shed light on the factors that guide everyday decisions. In this presentation, we will touch upon the rational and irrational forces that influence sponsor behavior. We will discuss practical strategies to increase sponsor effectiveness by leveraging these insights.
Nandita Mishra, Director of Programs, South Asian Fund Raising Group (SAFRG)
Attracting donors is one thing, but getting them to continue give is a whole new challenge. Pan- elists will discuss strategies for developing long-term relationships with donors so they keep on giving year after year.
Scientist and novelist C.P. Snow wrote that social change was "so slow that it would pass unnoticed in one person's lifetime. That is no longer so. The rate of change has increased so much that our imagination can't keep up." Two of the most critical elements of leadership are the introduction and management of change. Most organizations rise or fall based on how well they manage the introduction of change and the control of uninvited changes in their environment.
UNDERSTANDING AND COPING WITH CHANGEUNDERSTANDING AND COPING WI.docxMARRY7
UNDERSTANDING AND COPING WITH CHANGE
UNDERSTANDING AND COPING WITH CHANGE 2
Title
Students Name
Course Name and Number
Instructor
Submission Date
Abstract
Progressions are sure to happen and we are certain to adjust, else we die. As normally well said: "Adjust or Perish". The world is always showing signs of change along these lines are innovation, propensities, and mentalities and so on.
The reality of the matter is that individuals dread progressions. Actually, it is liberated intelligence to fear as well as oppose progressions. Whether progressions are, no doubt brought without anyone else's input, a relative, government officials and strategy creators or by managers, individuals tend to take a gander at them with a great deal of concern. There are a ton of theories which now and again may prompt misgivings, dissatisfactions and even a great deal of cases.
The primary motivation behind why progressions produces trepidation is on the grounds that they are connected with instability. While everybody thinks about the changes that will be achieved, it is regularly truly hard to measure the suggestions on such changes. On top of that, different varieties of theories that come about don't generally help in tolerating such changes effortlessly. A change is more often than not arranged, in view of specific conditions overarching around then and these conditions "anticipate" what the change will bring about. In any case, such conditions might themselves no more exist when the change is executed, in this way changing the wanted results.
Notwithstanding the alarm they create, progressions require not so much be awful. Indeed, changes are inescapable, whether great or awful. Yet, a great change for somebody may be awful for another person and the other way around. In all cases, what truly matters is the route in which one adapts to changes.
Cases of progressions in life
Brought without anyone else present: Enrolling for a college course, accepting work, moving occupations, leaving ones folks' home, leaving ones nation, getting ready for marriage, getting hitched, getting to be parent.
Brought by a relative: These incorporate wedding of a relative, a relative going out for another one, a relative leaving the nation, leaving the family business, entering governmental issues, conception or passing of a relative.
Changes in the public eye by government officials and strategy producers: Changing the expense framework, forcing diverse sorts of expenses, giving social helps, changes in laws and regulations, arrangement of clergymen, bans on specific works on, giving allows and licenses to specific sorts of organizations to be set up.
Brought by the managers: Changes in the progression, giving advancements, changing the wages and compensations structure, changing work conditions, changing administration styles, developments in i ...
Nudge for Good - Increasing Sponsor Effectiveness VABADD 2018Kay Fudala
Encouraging people to make better decisions is a large part of our role as change agents. We support many stakeholders, from senior leaders deciding how to shape the change, to end users deciding to adopt new ways of working.
We have all experienced sponsors who make not-so-rational decisions. To predict, and guide sponsor behavior we need to understand the choices they make, what their trade-offs are, and how they make them. What hurdles do sponsors face in implementing initiatives? What characteristics set the strong and effective sponsors apart from the rest? How can you as a change agent, nudge sponsors into making better decisions?
Behavioral economics can help shed light on the factors that guide everyday decisions. In this presentation, we will touch upon the rational and irrational forces that influence sponsor behavior. We will discuss practical strategies to increase sponsor effectiveness by leveraging these insights.
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Accelerating AI Integration with Collaborative Learning - Kinga Petrovai - So...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Kinga Petrovai
You have the new AI tools, but how can you help your team use them to their full potential? As technology is changing daily, it’s hard to learn and keep up with the latest developments. Help your team amplify their learning with a new collaborative learning approach called the Learning Hive.
This session outlines the Learning Hive approach that sets up collaborations that foster great learning without the need for L&D to produce content. The Learning Hive enables effective knowledge sharing where employees learn from each other and apply this learning to their work, all while building stronger community bonds. This approach amplifies the impact of other learning resources and fosters a culture of continuous learning within the organization.
Becoming Relentlessly Human-Centred in an AI World - Erin Patchell - SocialHR...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Erin Patchell
Imagine a world where the needs, experiences, and well-being of people— employees and customers — are the focus of integrating technology into our businesses. As HR professionals, what tools exist to leverage AI and technology as a force for both people and profit? How do we influence a culture that takes a human-centred lens?
Change Management 4. Visione dei cambiamenti e alleati politici
1. 2. Creating Vision of Change2. Creating Vision of Change
ConstructingConstructing
the Envisionedthe Envisioned
FutureFuture
Bold andBold and
ValuedValued
OutcomesOutcomes
DesiredDesired
FutureFuture
StateState
2. 3. Developing Political Support3. Developing Political Support
Assessing ChangeAssessing Change
Agent PowerAgent Power
Identifying KeyIdentifying Key
StakeholdersStakeholders
InfluencingInfluencing
StakeholdersStakeholders
DevelopingDeveloping
PoliticalPolitical
SupportSupport
3. Roles in Organizational ChangeRoles in Organizational Change
ChangeChange
SponsorSponsor
ChangeChange
AgentsAgents
ChangeChange
TargetTarget
These are individuals or groups with
the power to determine that a change
will occur
These are individuals or groups
responsible for seeing that a previously
determined change occurs
These are individuals or groups who are
asked to change something (knowledge,
skills, or behavior) as a result of the
change
4. Influencing Key StakeholdersInfluencing Key Stakeholders
A set of questions designed to profile an individual stakeholder:
• Reluctant and occasional
• Make response to threats
• Assertive and direct
• Deception and subtlety
What is their
style of using
power?
• What is their source of power ?
• What they can control: money, time,
resources, people, information ?
• Who they can influence: friends, admirers,
those who feel obligation ?
Power
5. Influencing Key StakeholdersInfluencing Key Stakeholders
• Changes their power ?
• Affects other needs ?
• Affects goals, objectives and interests ?
• Opposition, uncertainty or support ?
• Action now or ‘wait and see’ ?
• Open action or hidden action ?
• Individual action or acting with others ?
What is their likelyWhat is their likely
response to theresponse to the
change?change?
How does theHow does the
change really affectchange really affect
them?them?
Effect of ChangeEffect of Change
6. Influencing Key StakeholdersInfluencing Key Stakeholders
• Significant or limited ?
• Local or widespread ?
• Recoverable or permanent ?
What would be theWhat would be the
impact of theirimpact of their
response?response?
Effect of ChangeEffect of Change
7. Influencing Key StakeholdersInfluencing Key Stakeholders
What would makeWhat would make
them morethem more
supportive of thesupportive of the
change?change?
• Information / understanding ?
• Involvement and ownership ?
• Changes in planned actions?
• Direction from more senior managers ?
• Evidence of the success of the change ?
What would makeWhat would make
them lessthem less
supportive of thesupportive of the
change?change?
• Personal threat ?
• Non-involvement in decisions ?
• Personal rivalries ?
• Insufficient evidence in ‘trial period’
(defined by them) ?
Influencing Key StakeholdersInfluencing Key Stakeholders