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Construct a plan for a "change" within your Organization (or Organization of your choice). As leaders we are constantly solving problems, so use this opportunity to describe the need for change, provide background/historical information as needed, barriers or resistance to the change, benefits, recommendations, and the process/strategy you will follow to implement the changes.

You can TAKE YOUR NAME OFF YOUR PAPER, and keep the identity of your Organization confidential by referring to your company as "ABC" or "XYZ" Company, prior to submitting your paper. Make sure to follow APA guidelines, especially in regards to citing sources, originality of work, and plagiarism.

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GUIDELINES FOR PAPER – Leadership Development & Change Management

Introduction

The introduction section of a paper is intended to provide the background information that is essential for the reader to understand the nature and scope of the problem you have selected and why you are researching the problem. The introduction helps the reader better understand the focus of your proposed research effort. Key literature citations may be included in the introduction to reinforce the need for researching the proposed topic and build credibility for your proposed research. The introduction is NOT intended to be exhaustive! The minimum standard for the introduction is generally three paragraphs, or approximately one to two pages in length.

Problem Statement

The problem statement provides a brief description of a specific Strategic Leadership Change Initiative (problem or organizational change), as a result of conducting your research. It should be clear, concise, definitive, unambiguous and readily understood by anyone who reads it. Focus on the “change initiative” you will be examining and express it clearly and concisely.

Content (Analysis)

  • Include key concepts and learning from resources
  • Identify strengths and limitations of your leadership style (based on results of your assessments) and how that will impact your change initiative
  • Focus on your “change initiative” (barriers, resistance, how will you address these challenges)

Summary and Conclusions

  • Summary is a brief statement of the essential findings
  • Findings state facts; conclusion represents inferences drawn from the findings
  • The summary will make the recommendations for the solution, it does not have to be long or complicated, should be concise and straightforward
  • Recommendations for your change initiative

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OUTLINE
INTRODUCTION
BODY
CONCLUSION
REFERENCE


Leadership development and
change management
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Essential findings
 Type of leadership in the organization
 Causes of conflict

Conclusion from the findings
 Type of leadership
 Causes of conflict

Recommendation from the solutions
 New type of leadership
 Team work
 Promoting employee relationships

Recommendations for change initiative
 Develop strategies for change initiative
 Understand the barriers to the change
 Acknowledge the resistance for the change
 Deal with the challenges that come as a result of

barriers and resistance

Reference
 Ashkanasy, N. M., & Daus, C. S. (2002). Emotion in

the workplace: The new challenge for managers. The
Academy of Management Executive, 16(1), 76-86.
 Grace, N. (2012). What Causes Conflict Between
Employees in an Organization.
 Burke, W. W. (2017). Organization change: Theory
and practice. Sage Publications.
 Howard, W. C. (2005). Leadership: four
styles. Education, 126(2), 384-392.


Leadership management and change development
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Leadership management and change development
Introduction
Organizational problems are the major regulatory differences that arise among the
employees of a particular organization. In ABC limited company, constant issues usually occur
among the employees. These employee-based problems are majorly individual issues that arise
among the workers, and they include personality conflicts, personal trauma, supervisor oriented
issues and the company structured oriented issues. Since ABC limited is a decentralized
organization, therefore supervisory oriented problems might arise as the employees will not
know who to be answerable to and assume to be accountable to multiple supervisors when the
chain of command is not started. In many organization conflicts arise as a result of the opposition
of wants, values, and interest between organizational workers (Daus, 2002).
In ABC limited conflict has become a routine to employees and the management
spending at least 25 percent of their time solving disputes in the workplace. These differences
arise as a result of differing values in that the individual in the organization has their perspectives
of the experience in the world. These aspects come to an outcome of employees ...


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