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    The role of process, context and individual characteristics in explaining readiness to change: a multilevel analysis

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    Working paper
    Author
    Bouckenooghe, Dave
    Devos, Geert
    Publication Year
    2007
    Publication Issue
    12
    Publication Number of pages
    45
    
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    Abstract
    Organisational change often yields limited success. Failure in many cases is due to the motivation or readiness to change among employees. This article proposes and tests a multilevel model of readiness to change. Contrary to most works on readiness to change, readiness is conceptualised as a multifaceted construct (i.e. emotional involvement and commitment to change). Relationships of several context, process variables and locus of control with both components of readiness to change were examined. By means of a large scale survey administered in 56 public and private sector organisations, we collected 1,559 responses in total. Multilevel random coefficient modeling showed that a proportion of the total variance in emotional involvement and commitment to change is explained at the organizational level. Furthermore, the results indicated that the organization's change history, the sector (public versus private), participation in the change process and support of top management toward change are important variables in understanding readiness to change. Key words: commitment to change, context factors of change, emotional involvement, locus of control, multilevel analysis and process factors of change
    Keyword
    Emotional Intelligence, Financial Services Management, Financial Services Management
    Knowledge Domain/Industry
    People Management & Leadership
    Accounting & Finance
    Special Industries : Financial Services Management
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12127/2352
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