Change Management Flashcards
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Which change management model emphasizes 'unfreeze, change, refreeze' as the three stages of organizational transformation?
Answer: Lewin's Change Management Model
Lewin's Change Management Model describes change as a three-stage process: unfreezing existing behaviors, making the change, then refreezing to solidify the new state.
In marketing change management, what is a 'change sponsor' primarily responsible for?
Answer: Providing visible executive support and removing barriers
A change sponsor provides high-level, visible endorsement of the change initiative and uses their authority to remove organizational obstacles.
A marketing team is resisting a new CRM platform. The change manager discovers resistance stems from fear of job redundancy. Which strategy best addresses this?
Answer: Communicate how the tool augments rather than replaces their roles
Addressing the root fear by reframing the change as role-augmenting rather than role-eliminating reduces resistance and increases adoption willingness.
What does 'change saturation' refer to in an organizational context?
Answer: The point where employees can no longer effectively absorb additional changes
Change saturation occurs when the volume or pace of change exceeds employees' capacity to absorb and adapt, leading to fatigue and disengagement.
Which metric is most useful for measuring the PEOPLE side of a marketing technology change initiative?
Answer: Employee adoption rate of the new tool
Employee adoption rate directly measures whether people have accepted and are consistently using the new system, reflecting people-side change success.
A marketing officer is launching a new brand identity. Which stakeholder group should be engaged FIRST in the change process?
Answer: Internal marketing team and key influencers
Internal stakeholders, especially those who will champion or implement the change, must be aligned before external communication to ensure consistency.
What is the primary purpose of a 'change readiness assessment' in marketing transformation projects?
Answer: To identify gaps in capability, culture, or resources before implementation
A change readiness assessment evaluates organizational capacity, employee attitudes, and resource availability to identify risks before change implementation begins.