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Change Agent Management Principles Flashcards

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  1. A change agent observes that managers are not actively supporting a change with their direct reports. This is best addressed by:

    Answer: Coaching managers on their expected role and equipping them with tools to lead the change

    Managers are the most trusted messengers for employees; coaching them builds capability and commitment to actively lead the change.

  2. Which metric is most directly associated with measuring 'adoption' of a change initiative?

    Answer: Percentage of employees using the new process or system as intended

    Adoption is measured by actual behavioral compliance with the new way of working, not just training completion or satisfaction.

  3. What is the concept of 'burning platform' used for in change management?

    Answer: Creating urgency by highlighting the dangers of not changing

    The burning platform metaphor is used to communicate that the status quo is unsustainable, creating urgency and motivation to change.

  4. A change agent is designing a training program for a new software rollout. Which instructional approach best supports long-term behavioral change?

    Answer: Blended learning with hands-on practice, job aids, and post-go-live support

    Blended learning that combines multiple modalities and includes post-go-live reinforcement drives deeper and more durable behavioral change.

  5. An organization is experiencing 'change fatigue.' Which action by a change agent would most effectively address this?

    Answer: Prioritizing and sequencing changes to reduce the simultaneous burden on employees

    Managing change load through prioritization and sequencing is the most sustainable response to change fatigue.

  6. In the Prosci PCT (Project Change Triangle) model, which three dimensions must align for a change to succeed?

    Answer: Leadership/Sponsorship, Project Management, Change Management

    The PCT model asserts that successful change requires alignment among leadership/sponsorship, project management, and change management.

  7. A change agent is asked to evaluate whether a change is 'sticky.' What does this term mean in change management?

    Answer: The change has been permanently embedded and employees have not reverted to old behaviors

    A sticky change is one that endures over time with minimal reversion, indicating genuine institutionalization.