Week 3
PART I
This week you have
read on the various concepts associated with effectively leading change. Please
draw upon these concepts and your own personal examples to answer the following
discussion questions:
What differences can a leader make in leading change
effectively? Discuss the role of leader as change agent.
Discuss and compare two examples of “great leaders” and show how
they were able to motivate employees toward achieving organizational change
goals (this could invol-ve famous leaders or those within your organization) ….
How do you propose leaders be held accountable for the
implementation of organizational changes?
Please feel free to use any real life example or a made up one….
Support your response by referencing assigned readings (please see attached artciles) and citing any external resources in APA formatting and style guidelines.
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PART II
Written Assignment – Personal Change Plan: SMART Goal
This week you will
have the opportunity to create your personal change project SMART goals.
The Personal Change
Project is an individual project in which you will identify a desired
small-scale personal change to implement this term. It involves:
Week 3: The
development of an initial SMART goal and summary of expected steps for
implementing the small scale change over the course of the next few weeks.
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The specific small scale personal change that you would like to
make over the next three weeks (in SMART terms).
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Following the concept that it takes 21 days to form a new habit,
you should have time to implement a positive new behavior or habit that will
increase your personal or work-related effectiveness.
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Specifically, you will create a personal change goal (that you
believe you can work on over the next few weeks) that is–
Specific – clearly
details your end result, along with any weekly (or daily) milestones along the
way
Measureable – includes
behaviors that can be assessed outwardly (not just something you will think
about)
Action Oriented –
focused on new behaviors you can demonstrate, actions you can take, or results
you can achieve
Realistic – a goal
where you can achieve results over the next few weeks. Not something too large
(like running a marathon) or too small that it is not motivating.
Time-phased – includes
specific reference to the progress you hope to achieve along the way, and the
end date (during Week 6) that you will identify to make your final assessment
as to your progress.
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PART I
This week you have
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