od august 2015
TRANSCRIPT
All you need to know about organization development and
organizational design
by Toronto Training and HR
August 2015
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CONTENTS3-4 Introduction5-6 Definitions7-9 Organizations10-12 The multicultural OD model9-11 Dimensions of the employer brand 13-14 Common features of OD15-17 Goals of OD18-19 Characteristics of OD20-22 Specifications of OD23-25 Competencies for OD 26-27 What does a developed organization look like?28-30 Planned change and OD31-32 Dualisms and OD33-34 OD practitioners35-36 Models of OD diagnostics37-38 OD interventions39-41 Example OD questions 42-43 Components for a simpler approach to OD44-45 Types of organizational structure46-47 Areas to focus on with organizational design48-49 Organization design and cultures50-51 Conclusion, summary and questions
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Introduction to Toronto Training and HR
Toronto Training and HR is a specialist training and human resources consultancy headed by Timothy Holden 10 years in banking15 years in training and human resourcesFreelance practitioner since 2006The core services provided by Toronto Training and HR are:
Training event designTraining event deliveryHR support with an emphasis on reducing costs, saving time plus improving employee engagement and moraleServices for job seekers
Organizations 1 of 2
• Common features of an organization
• What kind of system an organization is
• Division of labour• Integration of effort
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Organizations 2 of 2
Novelty• Task allocation• Task division• Information provision • Reward distribution
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The multicultural OD model 1 of 2
• Definition of a multicultural organization
Monocultural organizations• The exclusionary
organization• The club
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The multicultural OD model 2 of 2
Non-discriminatory organizations• The compliance
organization• The affirmative
action organizationMulti-cultural organizations• The redefining
organization• The multicultural
organization Page 12
Common features of OD
• An entire system• Application and
transfer of behavioural science knowledge and practice
• Managing planned change
• Institutionalizing change
• Improving organizational effectiveness Page 14
Goals of OD 1 of 2
• Maintaining specific organizational culture and atmosphere
• Assigning decision making responsibility and authority to informed persons
• Retaining a cooperative atmosphere
• Alleviating unsafe and disruptive competition
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Goals of OD 2 of 2
• Creating loyalty and dependence
• Spreading a self-leading and self-control spirit throughout the organization
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Characteristics of OD
• It is programmed• Covers all the
organization• Directed from high
ranks of the organization
• Elevates the organizational efficiency and health
• Interferes with organizational processes in a controlled manner
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Specifications of OD 1 of 2
• Continuous interaction process
• Form of applied-behavioural knowledge
• Transformational retraining
• Looks at the organization systematically
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Specifications of OD 2 of 2
• Information-based programmed change
• Based on experience and focuses on programming and targeting
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Competencies for OD 1 of 2
• Marketing x 7• Enrolling x 6• Contracting x 13• Mini-assessment
x 5• Data gathering x
10• Diagnosis x 11• Feedback x 5• Planning x 5• Participation x 11• Intervention x 7Page 24
Competencies for OD 2 of 2
• Evaluation x 7• Follow-up x 6• Adoption x 9• Separation x 5• Self-awareness x
11• Interpersonal x
10• Other x 12
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What does a developed organization look like?
• Being open and clear
• Trust in others• Feedback from
inside and outside• Cooperation with
others• Training and
authorization• Organizational
structure with fewer layers
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Planned change and OD 1 of 2
• Recognize the need for change
• Develop the goals of the change
• Select a change agent
• Diagnose the current climate
• Select an implementation method
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Planned change and OD 2 of 2
• Develop a plan• Implement the plan• Follow the plan and
evaluate it
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Dualisms and OD
• What is a dualism?Explanation • Narrative, analysisEvidence • Sources, dataTemporality• Periodization,
chronology
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Models of OD diagnostics
• Analytical model• Management
practice model• Open systems
model• Sociotechnical
system model
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OD interventions
• Individual to whole organization involvement
• Individual to whole organization impact
• Spontaneous to planned
• Human to technological
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Example OD questions 1 of 2
• Does our organization’s vision lead us to the change we seek in ourselves and our community?
• Does our organization have a clear focus on where we engage to achieve the change we seek?
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Example OD questions 2 of 2
• Are we able to realize our desired changes and our vision of a preferred future?
• What capabilities and capacities do we need to deliver our desired change?
• How will we know if we are successful?
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Components for a simpler approach to OD
• Defining what wellbeing means for the whole organization
• Creating an enduring space to think
• Maintaining the means of connection to allow a space to think
• Sustain access to operational capability
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Types of organizational structure
• Functional• Geographical• Product-line
based• Customer/
market-based• Matrix
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Areas to focus on with organizational design
• Align organization design with the strategy of the organization
• Use organizational design as an instrument to shape culture to achieve the strategy and improve the quality of the jobs for employees
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Organization design and cultures
• Power cultures• Role cultures• Task cultures• Person
cultures
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