This course applies leadership concepts to create organizational change. Students will create a plan to lead an organizational change in which they have no direct authority over necessary decisions. Other topics include leadership theories, organizational theory, levels of organizational change, and transformation leadership.
Evaluate the use of leadership styles in organizational change.
Leading Individuals
Analyze the influence of attitudes and emotions on behavior.
Analyze the influence of personality and values on behavior.
Organizational Theories
Apply organizational theories to change efforts.
Identify levels of organizational change.
Evaluate the current organizational culture.
Power and Influence in Organizational Change
Determine strategies to leverage the power structure of an organization to facilitate change.
Determine appropriate influence tactics to facilitate change.
Aspects of Organizational Change
Identify potential barriers to change.
Propose alternative strategies for implementing change.
Leading Organizational Change
Create a change management plan.
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