1990
DOI: 10.1177/105960119001500207
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Participant Perceptions of Positive and Negative Influences on Large-Scale Change

Abstract: Individuals who have participated in large-scale change programs were asked to identify issues that have a highly positive impact or a highly negative impact on the change process. Managers, researchers, internal consultants, and external consultants listed over 900 issues that they believe have an impact on the ultimate success of large-scale change programs. Content analysis was utilized to group responses into meaningful categories. These categories of issues as well as differences in the responses of the f… Show more

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“…However, whereas mean levels in attitudinal outcomes were higher at the proactive organization, thus supporting Hypothesis 5a, there were, in contrast to Hypothesis 5b, no differences between hospi-tals in the strain variables. As suggested by previous research (e.g., Bean/Hamilton 2006;Covin/Kilmann 1990;Heller et al 1998;Mikkelsen et al 2000), employees' experiences of large-scale change appear to be more positive when management encourages employee participation, a long-term proactive vision for the organization is developed, and there is a wide-spread recognition of a strong business-related need for change.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…However, whereas mean levels in attitudinal outcomes were higher at the proactive organization, thus supporting Hypothesis 5a, there were, in contrast to Hypothesis 5b, no differences between hospi-tals in the strain variables. As suggested by previous research (e.g., Bean/Hamilton 2006;Covin/Kilmann 1990;Heller et al 1998;Mikkelsen et al 2000), employees' experiences of large-scale change appear to be more positive when management encourages employee participation, a long-term proactive vision for the organization is developed, and there is a wide-spread recognition of a strong business-related need for change.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Studies of effective transformational leaders show how important it is for them to have a clear vision of the destiny of the organization and that they can use this vision to gain the support and confidence of key employees. These actions help to build stability during the change and enhance employee commitment to the organization (Covin & Kilmann, 1990).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is little empirical evidence that has revealed which method is more effective. Rather, some empirical works show secrecy and dishonesty to be related to a failure of communication (Colvin and Kilmann, 1990). Scholars also suggest that organizational members may request any information (even negative) regarding change plans (Lewis, 2007).…”
Section: Wwwerciyes-akademiacommentioning
confidence: 99%