Examines today’s evolving environment, in which effective utilization of human resources is a source of competitive advantage. To maximize the contribution of organizational members, managers must be able to understand, diagnose, and influence workplace behavior in the context of change. Topics include management of cross-functional teams and boundaryless organizations. Emphasis is on the role of corporate culture and distributed leadership.
This module, you will explore business principles through the captivating example of C&S Grocers. Discover the difference between hands-on and hands-off leadership, unravel the power of the CEE model, and delve into the transformative actions of Rick Cohen and self-managed teams.
Physician/Administrator Collaboration at Mayo Clinic•8 minutes
Innovation in People Management•2 minutes
C&S Grocers Conclusion•3 minutes
Module 1 Summary•2 minutes
5 readings•Total 20 minutes
Welcome to Understanding & Influencing Workforce Behavior•1 minute
Meet Your Faculty: Laura Huang•3 minutes
Syllabus•10 minutes
Providing Mayo Insights: Dr. Fred Meyer and John Poe•5 minutes
Academic Integrity•1 minute
5 assignments•Total 22 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Module Quiz•10 minutes
2 discussion prompts•Total 130 minutes
Meet Your Fellow Learners•10 minutes
Could Self-Managed Teams Work for Healthcare?•120 minutes
Power and Influence
Module 2•4 hours to complete
Module details
This module is all about the dynamics of power and influence within organizations. Using the Hollywood film 12 Angry Men as a case study, you will analyze different bases of power and understand the significance of balancing advocacy and inquiry. You will also learn various tactics for influencing others and explore the persuasive techniques of Logos, Pathos, and Ethos.
What's included
7 videos1 reading5 assignments1 discussion prompt
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7 videos•Total 22 minutes
12 Angry Men Case Study Introduction•3 minutes
Power and Influence•2 minutes
Major Bases of Power•4 minutes
Importance of Balancing Advocacy and Inquiry•3 minutes
Procedural Versus Interpersonal Tactics for Influence•4 minutes
Logos, Pathos, Ethos•4 minutes
Module Summary•2 minutes
1 reading•Total 90 minutes
12 Angry Men Film•90 minutes
5 assignments•Total 22 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Module Quiz•10 minutes
1 discussion prompt•Total 120 minutes
Influencing Others•120 minutes
Designing Organizations
Module 3•2 hours to complete
Module details
This Module, you will delve into the case study of Jean-Claude Biver, a prominent figure in the watchmaking industry. You will explore the importance of building, growing, and maintaining organizations. You will also examine the roles of Beacons, Architects, and Change Agents in driving positive change and organizational transformation.
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5 videos4 assignments1 discussion prompt
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5 videos•Total 15 minutes
Jean-Claude Biver Case Study Introduction•3 minutes
Building Growing, and Maintaining•5 minutes
Creating a System and Vision•4 minutes
Beacons, Architects, and Change Agents•2 minutes
Module Summary•2 minutes
4 assignments•Total 19 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Module Quiz•10 minutes
1 discussion prompt•Total 90 minutes
Changing the Narrative for Home Healthcare•90 minutes
Leading Change
Module 4•5 hours to complete
Module details
This module revolves around the Tessei Case Study, where you will explore change strategies and a Change Management Model. You will learn criteria for assessing the effectiveness of change initiatives and explore key factors contributing to successful organizational change.
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