Organization Development

Organization Development
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Organization Development: The Process of Leading Organizational Change offers a comprehensive look at individual, team, and organizational change, covering classic and contemporary organization development (OD) techniques. Bestselling author Donald L. Anderson provides students with the organization development tools they need to succeed in today’s challenging environment defined by globalization, rapidly changing technologies, economic pressures, and evolving workforce expectations.  The new Fifth Edition has been updated to reflect the latest research. New “Profiles in OD” highlight a variety of practitioners and researchers. New cases, examples, and a new chapter on organization design and culture interventions provide readers with the latest information on OD best practices.   

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Donald L. Anderson. Organization Development

Organization Development

Organization Development

Brief Contents

Detailed Contents

Preface

Exercises and Activities

Ancillaries. Instructor Teaching Site

Acknowledgments

Chapter One What Is Organization Development?

Organization Development Defined

Making the Case for Organization Development

What Organization Development Looks Like

Example 1: Increasing Employee Participation in a Public Sector Organization

Example 2: Senior Management Coaching at Vodaphone

Example 3: Team Development in a Cancer Center

Example 4: A Future Search Conference in a Northern California Community

Example 5: A Long-Term Strategic Change Engagement

What Organization Development Is Not

Management Consulting

Training and Development

Short Term

The Application of a Toolkit

Who This Book Is For

Overview of the Book

Analyzing Case Studies

Questions for Discussion

Case Study 1: Every Coin Has Two Sides

In Tom’s Office

Meeting With Jared

Excerpts From Meetings With Jared’s Team

Back in Tom’s Office

Chapter Two History of Organization Development

Laboratory Training and T-Groups

Action Research, Survey Feedback, and Sociotechnical Systems

Survey Feedback

Sociotechnical Systems

Management Practices

Quality and Employee Involvement

Organizational Culture

Change Management, Strategic Change, and Reengineering

Organizational Learning

Organizational Effectiveness and Employee Engagement

Agility and Collaboration

Questions for Discussion

Note

Chapter Three Core Values and Ethics of Organization Development

Defining Values

Why Are Values Important to the OD Practitioner?

Core Values of Organization Development

Participation, Involvement, and Empowerment

The Importance of Groups and Teams

Growth, Development, and Learning

Valuing the Whole Person

Dialogue and Collaboration

Authenticity, Openness, and Trust

Changes to OD Values Over Time and the Values Debate

Challenges to Holding Organization Development Values

Statement of Organization Development Ethics

Questions for Discussion

Statement of Ethical Guidelines for Practice for OD-HSD (Organization Development–Human Systems Development)

Case Study 2: Analyzing Opportunities for Organization Development Work at Northern County Legal Services

Note

Chapter Four Foundations of Organizational Change

Levels and Characteristics of Organizational Change

Models of Organizational Change: Systems Theory and Social Construction Approaches

Organizations as Systems

The Value of Systems Theory for OD Practitioners

Models of Organizational Change Consistent With a Systems Theory Approach

Lewin’s Three-Phase Model of Change and Force Field Analysis

The Nadler-Tushman Congruence Model

The Burke-Litwin Model of Organizational Performance and Change

Weisbord’s Six-Box Model

Organizations as Socially Constructed

The Value of the Social Construction Approach for OD Practitioners

Approaches to Organizational Change Consistent With a Social Construction Perspective

New Paradigms in OD

Questions for Discussion

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Case Study 3: “I Just Can’t Work With Her:” Team Conflict in the Northeast Sales Division

Meeting With Neil

Meeting With Al Perez

Meeting With Tracey

Meeting With Renee

Meeting With Leo

Meeting With Melissa

Further Reading

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Five The Organization Development Practitioner and the OD Process

The Consulting Relationship and Types of Consulting

Expert Model

Doctor–Patient Model

Mechanic Model

The Organization Development Consulting Model

OD Practitioners: Who Are They and Where Do They Work?

Internal Versus External Consulting: Advantages and Disadvantages

Ethical Issues for Internal and External Consultants

The Organization Development Consulting Profession

Becoming an OD Consultant

Skills and Competencies for OD Consultants

The OD Consulting Process and Action Research

A Dialogic Approach to OD

Foundational Assumptions of Dialogic OD

A Dialogic OD Process

Questions for Discussion

Note

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Six Entry and Contracting

Entry

Ethical Issues During the Entry Stage

Who Is the Client?

Contracting

What Is Contracting?

The Purpose of Contracting

Success in the Contracting Meeting

Recontracting

Ethics in Contracting

Contracting as Data Gathering

Questions for Discussion

Chapter Seven Data Gathering

The Importance of Data Gathering

Presenting Problems and Underlying Problems

Data Gathering Process

Data Gathering Methods

Interviews

Tips for Successful Interviews

Focus Groups

Tips for Successful Management of Focus Groups

Surveys/Questionnaires

Tips for Successful Administration of Surveys

Observations

Tips for Successfully Conducting Observations for Data Gathering

Unobtrusive Measures

Tips for Gathering and Using Data via Unobtrusive Measures

Creating a Data Gathering Strategy and Proposing an Approach

Ethical Issues With Data Gathering

Questions for Discussion

Case Study 4: Proposing a Data Gathering Approach at TLG Solutions

Questions for Discussion

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Eight Diagnosis and Feedback

Diagnosis: Discovery, Assessment, Analysis, and Interpretation

Finding Patterns by Analyzing Data

Deductive Analysis: Using Models for Diagnosis

Inductive Analysis: Pulling Out Key Themes

Using Headlines

Statistical Analysis

Interpreting Data

Selecting and Prioritizing Themes

Feedback

Structuring the Feedback Meeting

Presenting Data in the Feedback Meeting

Resistance

Thinking Differently About Resistance

Working With Client Resistance

Ethical Issues With Diagnosis and Giving Feedback

Questions for Discussion

Part I: Feedback Meeting

Part II: Client Reaction

Case Study 5: Sorting Through the Data From Logan Elementary School

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Nine An Introduction to Interventions

Interventions Defined

Why Interventions Fail

Consequences of Failed Interventions

Considerations in Selecting the Right Intervention Strategy

Structuring and Planning Interventions for Success

Creating Opportunities for Learning

Giving Free Choice

Providing Clear and Explicit Outcomes

Practicalities in Intervention Design

The Change Agent’s Role in the Intervention

Ethical Issues With Interventions

Misrepresentation of the Intervention

Misrepresentation of the Consultant’s Skill Level

Collusion With the Client

Coercion and Manipulation of the Client or Organizational Members

Overview of Intervention Techniques

Questions for Discussion

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Ten Individual Interventions

Individual Change and Reactions to Change

Endings

The Neutral Zone

New Beginnings

Individual Instruments and Assessments

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

Coaching

Mentoring

360 Feedback

Career Planning and Development

The Classic View: Stages of the Career

The Contemporary View: Boundaryless Careers

Choosing a Career Direction and Identifying Work Interests

Setting Career Goals

Developing Career Transitions and New Employment Relationships

Questions for Discussion

Case Study 6: Individual Type Styles at the Parks Department

At the Retreat

Chapter Eleven Team Interventions

Defining Teams

What Makes a Successful Team?

Special Types of Teams

Self-Directed Work Teams

Virtual Teams

Cross-Functional Teams

Team Development

Team-Building Interventions

What Is Team Building?

Data Gathering for Team Interventions

Team Start-Up and Transition Meetings

Confrontation Meetings

Role Negotiation and Role Analysis

Role Negotiation Exercise

Responsibility Charting

Work Redesign

Workout

Intergroup Interventions

An Intervention to Resolve Intergroup Conflict

Variations on Intergroup Interventions

Questions for Discussion

Case Study 7: Solving Team Challenges at DocSystems Billing, Inc

About the Company

About the Call Center

Call Center Reorganization

Roles and Work Process. Billing Specialist

Medical Insurance Specialists (MIS)

Senior Insurance Consultants (SIC)

The DocSystems Case in Four Scenes. Central Characters

Scene 1: The First Client Meeting

Scene 2: Observation With Rosie Jones

Scene 3: Observation With Carlos Chavez

Scene 4: The Design Session

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Twelve Whole Organization and Multiple Organization Interventions

Characteristics of Contemporary Large-Scale Interventions

Participation

Timeline

Practitioner Role

Strategic Change Interventions

Strategic Planning and Real-Time Strategic Change

A Strategic Planning Case Study

The Integrated Strategic Change Process

Real-Time Strategic Change

Scenario Planning

Search Conferences and Future Search

Features of a Future Search Conference. Size, Length, and Subject

Attendance

Data Gathering and Interpretation

Exploring the Wider Context

Structure

Day 1 (Afternoon)

Day 2 (Morning)

Day 2 (Afternoon)

Day 3

Quality and Productivity Interventions

Total Quality Management

Reengineering

Six Sigma

Interventions in Mergers and Acquisitions

Organization Development in M&A Integration1

Target 1: Individual Integration

Interventions for Individual Integration

Target 2: Team Integration

Interventions for Team Integration

Target 3: Cross-Team/Department Integration

Interventions for Cross-Team/Department Integration

Target 4: Organizationwide Integration

Interventions for Organizationwide Integration

Transorganization or Interorganization Development

Dialogic OD Consultation and Interventions

Role of the OD Practitioner in Dialogic OD Interventions

Examples of Dialogic OD Practices

World Café

Open Space Technology

Four Principles of Open Space

One Law

Introducing Dialogic OD Successfully

Entry and Contracting: Clarifying The Sponsor Role and Dialogic Mind-Set

Blending Traditional and Dialogic OD

Conditions for Successful Dialogic OD Interventions

Skills Needed for the Dialogic Practitioner

Further Areas for Development of Dialogic OD

Positive Organizational Scholarship and Appreciative Inquiry

Questions for Discussion

Large-Group Interventions

Strategic Planning and Real-Time Strategic Change

Scenario Planning

Search Conferences and Future Search

Quality and Productivity Interventions

Mergers and Acquisitions

Transorganization or Interorganization Development

Dialogic OD Interventions

Appreciative Inquiry

Case Study 8: The Future of the Crossroads Center

Note

Chapter Thirteen Organization Culture and Design Interventions

Organizational Culture Assessment and Change

Organization Design

Common Organizational Structures

Functional Structure

Unit Structures

Matrix Structure

Network Structure

Boundaryless and Process Structure

Lateral Capability

Tests of a Good Design

Questions for Discussion

Organizational Culture

Organization Design

Case Study 9: Reorganizing Human Resources at ASP Software

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Fourteen Sustaining Change, Evaluating, and Ending an Engagement

Sustaining Change After the Intervention

The Dangers of Sustaining Change

Mechanisms to Sustain Change

Evaluation

Challenges to Evaluation

Reasons to Evaluate

What to Evaluate

Evaluation Process

Examples of Evaluation

Ethics of Evaluation

Future of Evaluation

Ending an Engagement: Separation and Exit

Ethics of Endings

Questions for Discussion

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Fifteen Global Issues in Organization Development

OD’s Challenges in a Global Environment

Dimensions of Global Cultural Difference

Power Distance

Uncertainty Avoidance

Individualism–Collectivism

Masculinity–Femininity

Short-Term–Long-Term Orientation

Indulgence–Restraint

OD Values, Interventions, and Culture

Case Examples and Research Findings

China

Hong Kong

Japan

Taiwan

India

Africa and the Middle East

Ghana

Egypt

South Africa

Latin America

United Kingdom and Ireland

Beyond Single Cultures: Multicultural OD

Advice for the Global OD Practitioner

Questions for Discussion

Case Study 10: A Global Partnership at GFAC Consulting

New York Team

India Team

Descriptions of Images and Figures

Chapter Sixteen The Future of Organization Development

Increasing Complexity of Change

Changing Workforce Demographics

Changing Nature of Work

OD and Technology

The Current State of OD: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Opportunities

Strengths of OD Practice Today

Weaknesses in OD Practice Today

Opportunities for OD in the Future

OD and Sustainability

Conclusion: The Future of OD

Questions for Discussion

References

Author Index

Subject Index

About the Author

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“How did he respond?” Paul asked.

“He was embarrassed that I was confronting him with that data, and he wants to do something about it,” Tom said. “But this is where it gets confusing. He said that he had no idea that his team felt this way. He told me about regular one-on-one meetings he has with the members of the team and how he frequently invites their feedback to him directly. He showed me a survey he did of the team and the written feedback they gave him as well, which was filled with positive comments. He was right that none of the concerns I brought to him had appeared on any of the feedback he had received directly,” Tom said. “It just seems like such an odd disconnect between a group that has consistent negative feedback about his behavior but where Jared says he has absolutely no idea why people are saying those things about him.”

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