William Guth
Macro perspectives of change
In this lecture professor Roloff presents theories and approaches to organizational change that are focused on the larger organizational...
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Change strategies
In this lecture professor Roloff presents a set of strategies that organizations employ to implement change including socialization,...
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Resistance to change.
In this lecture professor Roloff outlines individual differences in reactions to change and explains that when an idea or an innovation...
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Issue Selling
In this lecture professor Roloff outlines challenges and best practices for influencing decision makers to adopt new policies that affect...
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Individual Readiness for Organizational Change
In this article Choi examines concepts of individual readiness for organizational change through literature review and suggests that...
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Welcoming new volunteers into the organization.
In this chapter, the author illustrates how critical it is to properly and systematically orient volunteers to the organization in order...
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Strategic communication in the non-profit sector
In this article Wiggill presents communication and relationship management (CRM), the method by which organizations recruit and retain...
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Process models of persuasion
In his lecture Process Models of Persuasion professor Roloff presents a variety of persuasion models which are characterized as...
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Functional Approach
In his lecture Functional approach professor Roloff introduces a variety of functional approach theories which explain what functions or...
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Money talks or millennials walk.
In this article the authors argue that pay influences the sector-switching intentions of Millennial nonprofit managers and those with...
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Motivating yourself and others.
In this textbook excerpt the authors work to dispel the persistent and widespread belief that people who work in the public sector are...
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The Idea of a Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector.
Frumkin’s chapter sits in complement to Worth’s overview and puts the idea of voluntary and nonprofit work into greater context and...
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Overview of the Nonprofit Sector.
In this textbook chapter author Michael Worth describes America’s history of the nonprofit sector, delivers an exhaustive list of terms...
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Wicked problem solvers.
In this article, Edmondson elaborates on the observable and documented challenges of the cross-industry teams detailed in her previous...
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Teamwork on the fly.
This article argues that many large-scale business and project management challenges cannot rely on traditionally stable teams to get...
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The overcommitted organization.
This article argues that by assigning employees to multiple teams simultaneously, organizations can make better use of time and...
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Back channels in the boardroom.
Side conversations are a part of doing business in any decision-making environment, however the benefits can quickly be lost when managed...
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How Pixar fosters collective creativity.
In this article the author Ed Catmull, himself a Pixar founder, describes the creative culture and processes of the team(s) responsible...
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How management teams can have a good fight.
In this article, Eisenhardt, Kahwajy, and Bourgeois summarize ten years of data collection from observing top-management teams in...
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How to preempt team conflict.
Toegel and Barsoux postulate that team conflict is an issue that can destroy projects and teams, and that good conflict can be...
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