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Summary Change Management - 7 Change Management Models Leaders Should Know 🔄👔

"Because change is difficult, but if administered the right way... the organization will grow steadily." 🌱

🎯 Who suits?

Suitable for

✅ Corporate Leader (CEO / Manager)

✅ Team Leader / Project Manager

✅ HR / Change Agent.

✅ who have to run people in transition.

🔹 7 Change Management Models

1.ADKAR Model 🧠 (by Jeff Hiatt)

Emphasize the "individual level" of change.

• A - Awareness: Knowing why to change

• D - Desire: Wanna change?

• K - Knowledge: Know how to change?

• A - Ability: Can you do it?

• R - Reinforcement: How to Remain

✅ Fits: Understanding People's Behavior During Change

2.Kotter's 8-Step Process 🪜 (by John Kotter)

A practical classical procedure in a big organization.

1. Create a sense of urgency (Sense of urgence)

2. Set the change leadership team

3. Defines clear vision

4. Communicate thoroughly

5. Open the way for the team to act.

6. Create short-term victories

7. Maintain propulsion

8. Make change into culture

✅ Fits: Driving large enterprises

3.Lewin's 3-Stage Model 🧊 (by Kurt Lewin)

The classic model is like "ice that needs to melt and freeze again."

• Unfrozen: Release the original

• Change: Start a new behavior

• Refreezing: Making that new thing into a habit

✅ Fits: Creating Long-Term Change

4.McKinsey Influence Model 💬

Emphasis on "changing people's behavior" through 4 ways

• Role Modeling

• Understanding & Conviction

• Creating Formal Mechanisms

• Skill Development

✅ Fits: Creating a New Corporate Culture

5.Prosci Change Triangle (PCT) 🔺

Emphasize the balance between 3 aspects.

• Leadership / Sponsorship

• Change Management

• Project Management

✅ Fits: Project Management Successfully Change

6.Nudge Theory 🪶 (by Richard Thaler & Cass Sunstein)

Change behavior with "light repulsion."

For example, use data, intervals, or design new behaviors instead of commands.

✅ Fits: Creating Gradual Change

7.BCG's Change Delta Model ⚙️

Emphasis on "leadership, culture and clarity"

• Enabled Leaders: Leaders Ready to Change

• Executional <--plhd--15/>: Plan and system tight

• Engaged Organization: Staff participation

✅ Fits: Big organizations that want to change the whole system.

💡 The shortest summary.

"Change is not a matter of" roadmap, "but of" people. "" 👥💪

Who understands these models can lead the organization to grow steadily in an age of change? 🌍✨

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