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Resistance to change is a principal reason change management programs fail. To avoid the resistance that is inherent in all change models, planning for resistance and addressing it at each stage in the process is critical.
Research the resistance to change in large system-change programs and address the following key points:
- Explain the concept of resistance to change.
- List and describe the various types and levels of resistance to change.
- Choose 1 type of resistance to change, and discuss how you would address that type of resistance at each stage in the change process.
- In designing a large system-change process, such as implementing Six Sigma or lean manufacturing, what types of resistance to change would you anticipate encountering?
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