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HRM 310 Week 2 Quiz
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- What is the main reason that change management programs often fail?
- Despite a shared awareness of the change vision, no one wants to change their routine
- There is confusion about why change is needed and what needs to change
- Employees hear too much information about the change and get bored
- The change program isn’t right for the organization
- What is responsibility diffusion?
- When there is sufficient responsibility to go around
- When responsibility is subdivided so granularly that it is difficult to return completed tasks to one cohesive final product
- When people feel stressed but no one is entirely sure what their responsibilities are
- When multiple people are involved and everyone stands by, assuming someone else will act
- Internal data that change leaders should consider include all of the following except:
- Customer retention and satisfaction
- Profitability
- Whether or not employees pick up litter around the office
- Strategic intentions of competitors
- What pitfalls listed below are not necessarily from a lack of self-awareness?
- Believing that your perspective is held by everyone
- Misconstruing cues and concerns as feedback rather than resistance
- Lacking nuanced understanding of why others may disagree or have concerns
- Running out of resources to adequately invest in the change project
- What factors determine organizational readiness for change?
- The number of organizational change projects done in the past
- Leadership commitment and member confidence in the leadership
- The amount of money available to incentivize employees to buy in
- The size of the organization
- How does existing culture impact organizational change efforts?
- Culture is generally supportive of organizational change
- Since change often flies in the face of culture, it is one of the biggest stumbling blocks of change
- Culture represents a more difficult barrier in poorly performing firms than successful firms
- Culture is simple to alter to new change projects