Change Management Iceberg - Definition & Meaning
What is Change Management Iceberg?
The change management iceberg suggested by Wilfried Kruger emphasizes that manager mainly consider the hard issues for change i.e. cost, quality and time. These issues represent only the tip of iceberg i.e. only about 10% of the total issues.
Most of the issues – soft issues – are below the surface.
Change affects 4 types of people in the organization:
- Promoters – People those who support the change
- Potential promoters – People who may support change when fully convinced
- Opponents – People against change
- Hidden opponents – People who appear to support change but secretly are against it.
Therefore attitudes – perceptions and beliefs, and behavior – power and politics, need to be managed.
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