Employees' Resistance Towards Organizational Change - Biazen, Yohannes Tadesse;Kebede, Taye Amogne
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Today's business environment requires companies to undergo changes almost constantly if they are to remain competitive. However, employees tend to resist change implementation, even though the change represents growth and development and leads to greater efficiency and productivity. Therefore, undoubtedly, employees' resistance to change is a key topic in change management and should be seriously considered to help the organization to benefit from the transformation. So understanding, describing and analyzing the root causes and symptoms of employees' resistance to change enables to design a…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Today's business environment requires companies to undergo changes almost constantly if they are to remain competitive. However, employees tend to resist change implementation, even though the change represents growth and development and leads to greater efficiency and productivity. Therefore, undoubtedly, employees' resistance to change is a key topic in change management and should be seriously considered to help the organization to benefit from the transformation. So understanding, describing and analyzing the root causes and symptoms of employees' resistance to change enables to design a framework to implement change programs more successfully. Thus, this thesis tried to investigate the causes and ways of overcoming employees' resistance to change in Ethio Telecom. It mainly contains five broad chapters such as: Introduction, Review of related literature, Methodology, Data Presentation and analysis and major findings and conclusions. Both primary and secondary data and also descriptive as well as inferential statistics were used in the study.
Autorenporträt
Yohannes Tadesse has been employed in Jimma University (JU) since October 2003. He received his BA Degree from JU in 2007. Later, he graduated from Jimma University¿s Business School in MBA and working as a Lecturer by now. Taye Amogne has been employeed in JU since September 2005 and later he received his MBA from JU and being a lecturer by now.