Organizational Culture and Change Flashcards

(31 cards)

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Pragmatic Inertia

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resistance due to self-interest

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Cognitive Inertia

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resistance based on how people think and how they see the world around them

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Normative Inertia

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Resistance based on moral

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Loss of Motivation

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Pragmatic

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5
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Fear of Failure ( personal - I cant do it OR systematic )

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Pragmatic

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Loss of Power and Prestige

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Pragmatic

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7
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Prevailing social norms

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Normative

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Moral Disapproval

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Normative

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Evaluating good faith

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Normative

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10
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Exhaustion

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Cognitive

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11
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The taken-for-granted

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Cognitive

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12
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Habituation

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Cognitive

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13
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Uncertainty and Ambiguity

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Cognitive

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Active Resistance

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Actively not doing it and resiting to the change

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Passive Resistance

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Not going out of their way to make it work: Doing what I necessary but cheering it won’t work

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Compliance

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Doing what others ask them to do only

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Enthusiastic Support

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others also putting effort to mitigate possible problems to ensure that the change will be implemented

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Questioning current moral associations or social norms

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Disrupting the existing structure

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Subverting existing controls

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Disrupting existing structures: Not using old methods to punish those that do not follow the change

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Colation Building

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Momentum: having influential people supporting the change

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Building spaces for moral support

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Momentum: re-energize and remind that it is significant

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Disrupting

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Undermining existing assumptions and beliefs

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Building momentum

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defining the change, advocating ( sense of urgency ), coordinating ( making a plan )

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Entrenching a new normal

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Enabling and Policing, Valorizing and Demonishing, Normalizing and Routinizing

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Schein's Model of Organizational Culture
Artefacts, Espoused Beliefs and Values, Underlying Assumptions
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Artifacts
visible, observable (language, objects, activities)
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Espoused Beliefs and Values
Team Spirit, Killer Instinct, Care for community
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Underlying Assumptions
what we believe to be true and usually take for granted
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Dual Setting of Implications
Culture as a focus and Culture as a context
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Culture as a focus
Culture is self-reproducing and can make change difficult
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Culture as a context
An understanding of it allows people to think HOW it could be changed