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基本説明
Provides methods and practices that focus on improving the effectiveness of organizations.
Full Description
This work addresses the human and social dynamics of change on organization members. The effects of such changes ultimately influence the success or failure of the organization's change initiatives. Rather than focus on the "process" or "technology" of change, as many previous works have done, the premise of this work is to address the human dynamics that are crucial for any change initiative to be effective. In essence, Jackson emphasizes that people do indeed come first for any plan involving organizational change. Other important factors addressed in Organizational Development include: considering the entire organization and understanding that each change affects the entity as a whole; recognizing organizational learning as a key to inspiring members to learn together; and the development of a cadre of leaders who are willing to take the organization forward as opposed to solitary leadership. This work is ideal for students or practitioners of Organization Development (OD), and provides methods and practices that focus on improving the effectiveness of organizations.
Contents
Part 1 Preface Chapter 2 1. Introduction Chapter 3 2. The Field of Organization Development Chapter 4 3. Organization Development Practitioners Chapter 5 4. Personal Learning and Change Chapter 6 5. Organizational Learning and Creativity Chapter 7 6. Dynamics of Planned Change Chapter 8 7. Approaches to Organizational Change Chapter 9 8. The Process of Organization Change Chapter 10 9. Leading Organizational Change Chapter 11 10. Self as Practitioner Part 12 Appendix A: Chronology of Events that Influenced Organization Development Part 13 References
