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1. In relation to orgl change, examples of the type of the org changing from one fundamental structure to another include the changing of the ________________________ of an org leading to orgl growth or decline 2. In relation to orgs & social change, orgs are ______________________________ agents in society, & are often seen as the source of all stability through such orgs as the family, religious orgs, one's job, education, & more 3. In relation to orgs & social change, a ________________________ is not enough for social change; people must have an org 4. In relation to orgl evolution, religion, military, charity, & the company/enterprise developed almost simultaneously w/in the _________________________ 5. In relation to orgl change potential, Katz & Kahn see many factors that contribute to change resistance, including that orgs are " ______________________________________ " because there are multiple mechanisms to ensure stability 6. In relation to the organizational change process, Kaufman developed the ______________________________ turnover model of organizational change 7. In relation to the orgl change process, orgl births may take place through a _________________________________ action as in when govt orgs are born 8. In relation to orgl transformation, the most likely organizational transformation is __________________________ , & new orgs, govt & private, have a high death rate 9. In relation to orgl transformation, Child & Kieser believe orgs can take steps to safeguard an org's position in the env, such as enhance competitive power or public approval through efficiency & rationalization or through _________________________________ 10. In relation to orgl innovation, participation in the decision to innovate increases _______________________________ of all orgl actors 11. In relation to orgl death, crisis may or may not occur & can occur as an internal crisis, e.g. low sales, or an external crisis, e.g. cannot secure _____________________________ 12. In relation to professionalism & orgl change, problems occur in new, changing orgs because they consist of multiple ___________________________ carrying out multiple but overlapping activities 13. In relation to professionalism & orgl change, the implications of the new, changing org for action are that change may be inconsistent w/ the __________________________ of principle stakeholders 14. In relation to professionalism & organizational change, today in a climate of instability / change ____________________________ are more difficult to obtain 15. In relation to orgl characteristics & orgl change, Japanese
govt policies on such factors as taxes, trade, tariff, regulations, etc.,
are better _________________________________ & more conducive
to innovation
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1. In relation to professionalism & orgl change, Kanter, Stein
& Dick contend that 'new' orgs today are different & have unique
issues in relation to orgl change. Answer the following questions
using an org you are familiar w/ or the org in your orgl analysis as an
example. How do 'old' & 'new' orgs compare today? What are the
issues for 'new' orgs dealing w/ change today? How should 'new' orgs
shepherd change today? When & why should a 'new' org use the
long march strategy, or the bold stroke strategy?
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