Beyond Change Management: How to Achieve Breakthrough Results Through Conscious Change Leadership
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"With this extensively upgraded second edition, Dean Anderson and Linda Ackerman Anderson solidify their status as the leading authorities on change leadership and organizational transformation. This is without question the most comprehensive approach for leaders who are serious about making change a strategic discipline. " —Jim Kouzes, Author, The Leadership Challenge and The Truth About Leadership A comprehensive look at what it really takes to lead transformation successfully, written by two of the "masters of the craft.
" The author's bestselling first edition has been significantly updated to deliver critical insights about how leaders can achieve breakthrough results from transformational change, even in these challenging times. The book introduces conscious change leadership and provides insights about the critical human and change process dynamics that leaders must be aware of in order to succeed, and reveals why most leaders do not see these dynamics.
Most importantly, it highlights the shift in worldview leaders must make to deliver greater success. The book outlines the author's highly successful "multidimensional, process approach" to transformation, addressing change at the organizational, team, relational, and personal levels. It thoroughly addresses leadership mindset and behavioral modeling, culture change, and large systems implementations, providing best practices developed over three decades of successful consulting to Fortune 500 executives.
Written for executives and managers, OD consultants, change managers, project managers, and change consultants, this must read book provides the foundation for successful change leadership and consulting. Based on thirty years of action research with Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, the military, and large nonprofit global organizations Provides worksheets, tools, case examples, and assessments that you can immediately apply to all types of change efforts Contrasts two vastly different leadership approaches to change, and reveals why only one works Provides solutions for turning employee resistance into commitment Outlines the common mistakes in change and how you can avoid them Reveals the differences between transformation and other types of change so you can build strategies that really get results Beyond Change Management advances the field of change leadership, and takes the concept of managing change in organizations to a whole new level.
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- Höfundar: Dean Anderson, Linda Ackerman Anderson
- Útgáfa:2
- Útgáfudagur: 2010-09-27
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- Format:ePub
- ISBN 13: 9781118837900
- Print ISBN: 9780470648087
- ISBN 10: 1118837908
Efnisyfirlit
- Front Matter
- More Praise for the Second Edition of Beyond Change Management
- About Pfeiffer
- Premium Content for Beyond Change Management
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- A Multi-Dimensional, Process Approach
- Figure I.1. The Conscious Change Leader Accountability Model
- Figure I.2. The Four Quadrants of Conscious Change Leader Accountability
- Our Audience
- A Larger Body of Work
- Structure of this Book
- Endnote
- A Multi-Dimensional, Process Approach
- Section 1 A Call for Conscious Change Leaders
- Chapter 1 Achieving Breakthrough Results from Change
- Figure 1.1. Breakthrough Results
- Common Perspectives and Mistakes in Leading Change
- Exhibit 1.1. Common Mistakes in Leading Transformation
- Levels of Success
- Figure 1.2. Levels of Success
- Three Critical Focus Areas of Change Leadership
- Figure 1.3. Three Critical Focus Areas of Change Leadership
- Exhibit 1.2. What Level of Success Are You Seeking?
- Exhibit 1.3. What Common Mistakes Is Your Organization Making?
- Implications for Change Leaders
- Summary
- Endnote
- Chapter 2 The Drivers of Change
- The Drivers of Change
- Figure 2.1. The Drivers of Change Model
- Case-in-Point
- Executive Briefing
- Environmental Forces
- Marketplace Requirements for Success
- Business Imperatives
- Organizational Imperatives
- Cultural Imperatives
- Leaders and Employee Behavior
- Leader and Employee Mindset
- Executive Briefing
- The Drivers of Change
- Chapter 1 Achieving Breakthrough Results from Change
- Using the Drivers of Change Model
- Exhibit 2.1. What Is Driving Your Organization's Change?
- The Evolution of Change and the Required Expansion of Leadership Awareness and Attention
- The History of Organization Change
- Case-in-Point
- The History of Organization Change
- Developmental Change
- Figure 3.1. Three Types of Organization Change
- Table 3.1. Matrix of the Three Types of Organization Change
- Transitional Change
- Examples of Transitional Change
- Strategies for Managing Transitional Change
- Transformational Change
- The Transformation Process
- Mindset Shifts Catalyze Transformation
- Transformation Requires Learning and Correcting Course
- Figure 3.2. The Journey of Transformation
- Human Dynamics in Transformation
- Maintaining a Sense of Stability in the Chaos
- Case-in-Point
- Personal Introspection in Transformation
- The Transformation Process
- Determining the Type of Change Taking Place
- Figure 3.3. Relationship of the Types of Change
- Transformation and the Conscious Change Leader Accountability Model
- Exhibit 3.1. Determining the Types of Change
- Summary
- Endnote
- Two Approaches to Transformation
- Conscious Versus Unconscious
- Experience Conscious Awareness
- The Value and Cost of Autopilot
- Developing Conscious Awareness
- The Four Sights
- Conscious Awareness, Learning, and Performance
- Tools to Develop Conscious Awareness
- Figure 4.1. Competency Model3
- Conscious Versus Unconscious
- Wake-Up Calls to Conscious Change Leadership
- Figure 4.2. Wake-Up Calls to Conscious Change Leadership
- Case-in-Point
- Impact on Employee Morale
- Exhibit 4.1. Change Leadership Development Assessment
- Change Capability: A Key Twenty-First Century Competitive Advantage
- Figure 5.1. The Impact of Change Capability
- Change: The New Strategic Discipline
- 1. Enterprise Change Agenda
- Case-in-Point
- Exhibit 5.1. Enterprise Change Agenda Needs Assessment
- 2. Common Change Process Methodology
- 3. Change Infrastructure
- Sample Change Infrastructure Elements
- 4. Strategic Change Center of Excellence
- 5. The Strategic Change Office (SCO)
- Functions and Benefits of the SCO
- People and Process Expertise
- Leading the SCO: The Role of the Chief Change Officer
- Functions and Benefits of the SCO
- 1. Enterprise Change Agenda
- Chapter 6 Human Dynamics: From Resistance to Commitment
- People are Multi-Dimensional
- Ego
- Being
- Core Human Needs
- Definitions of Core Needs
- Exhibit 6.1. Core Human Needs
- How We Discovered Core Needs
- Exhibit 6.2. How You Might Inadvertently Trigger Core Needs
- Exhibit 6.3. Assessing Your Change Strategy and Plan
- Definitions of Core Needs
- Higher Core Needs
- Table 6.1. Employee Retention Research
- Case-in-Point
- Emotional Transitions
- Figure 6.1. Resistance to Commitment
- Figure 6.2. Comparing Transition Models
- The Transformational Shift: From Resistance To Commitment
- Case-in-Point
- Guidelines for Supporting the Transformational Shift
- Summary
- Endnotes
- People are Multi-Dimensional
- Chapter 7 The Role and Impact of Mindset
- What is Mindset?
- Mindset Is Causative
- Figure 7.1. The Self Mastery Model
- The Impact of Mindset on Perception
- Figure 7.2. The Seamless Connection Between Mindset and Reality
- The Impact of Mindset on State of Being
- Figure 7.3. Reticular Activating System
- Way of Being
- The Impact of Mindset on Performance
- Table 7.1. Fundamental Law of Individual Success
- Case-in-Point
- Mindset Is Causative
- What is Mindset?
- Self-Mastery
- Self-Mastery Techniques
- Case-in-Point
- Personal Empowerment and Responsibility
- Co-Creative Way of Being
- Exhibit 7.1. Co-Creative Ways of Being
- Awareness: The Foundation of Self-Mastery
- Exhibit 7.2. Assessing Your Ways of Being
- Co-Creative Way of Being
- What is Culture?
- Indicators of Culture
- Exhibit 8.1. Typical Indicators of Culture
- Exhibit 8.2. Indicators of Culture
- Indicators of Culture
- Table 8.1. Fundamental Law of Organizational Success
- Types of Cultures
- Exhibit 8.3. Commonly Stated Cultural Attributes of High-Performing and Low-Performing Teams
- Table 8.2. Three Types of Organizational Cultures
- Culture Change Conditions for Success
- Culture Change and the Conscious Change Leader Accountability Model
- Case-in-Point: Hospital System
- Case-in-Point: Electric Utility
- Exhibit 8.4. Being First's Approach to Transforming Culture
- Pursuing Level Five Success: Change Capability
- Chapter 9 Conscious Process Thinking
- Differentiating Among Uses of the Word “Process”
- Business Processes
- Human Processes
- Our Definition and View of Process
- The Multi-Dimensional Nature of Process
- Case-in-Point
- An Evolving Orientation to Process
- Project Thinking
- Systems Thinking
- Conscious Process Thinking
- Applications of Project Thinking, Systems Thinking, and Conscious Process Thinking
- Project Thinking
- Systems Thinking
- Conscious Process Thinking
- Applications of Project Thinking, Systems Thinking, and Conscious Process Thinking
- Differentiating Among Uses of the Word “Process”
- Project Management Methodologies
- Systems Diagrams
- Change Process Models
- Change Framework Versus Change Process Models
- Figure 10.1. The Conscious Change Leader Accountability Model1
- The Change Process Model as a Conscious Thinking Discipline
- Transformation as a Fullstream Process
- Figure 10.2. Fullstream Transformation Model
- Upstream
- Midstream
- Downstream
- The Change Leader's Roadmap
- Figure 10.3. The Change Leader's Roadmap
- Structure of The Change Leader's Roadmap
- Figure 10.4. The Change Leader's Roadmap in Action
- Figure 10.5. The Change Leader's Roadmap As a Fullstream Process
- Figure 10.6. The Change Leader's Roadmap—Activity Level
- There Is No Cookbook for Transformation!
- Conscious Change Process Design and Facilitation
- Change Leadership Styles and Their Influence on Change Facilitation
- Exhibit 10.1. Conscious Change Process Design Requirements
- Comparing Your Experience with Other Change Models
- Exhibit 10.2. Comparing Other Change Models with The Change Leader's Roadmap
- Chapter 11 Answering the Call
- A Review of Our Journey
- Commiting to Being a Conscious Change Leader
- Co-Creating a Better World
- Bibliography
- About the Authors
- Index
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