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Overview

Learn effective managerial decision making to improve organization design with this course.

Duration

15 hours

Total fee

Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Beginner

Credential

Certificate

Managing the Organization: From Organizational Design to Execution
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Highlights

  • Reset deadlines in accordance to your schedule.
  • Hands On Learning with graded quizzes, assignments etc.
  • Earn a certificate of achievement shareable to prospective employers
  • Offered by University of Illinois
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Managing the Organization: From Organizational Design to Execution
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Course details

Skills you will learn
What are the course deliverables?
  • What are the managerial implications of organizational growth and life cycle?
  • How do you improve managerial decision making through organizational design?
  • How do human resource management policies shape organizational culture?
  • How do organizations plan for top management succession and change?
  • How do you know that your organization design is not effective?
  • How do you manage organizational change and innovation?
More about this course
  • In this course you will build a practical framework to understand the critical linkages between organization design and the creation of economic value through execution. We will focus on four critical linkages:
  • 1. How organizational growth and life cycle require design changes to improve execution
  • 2. How managerial decision making can be improved through better organization design
  • 3. How the design of human resource practices shape the culture of the organization
  • 4. How innovation and change can be facilitated through organization design
  • These linkages are critical in assessing how managers make sure that the organizations they design can execute the strategies they have envisioned under changing environmental conditions.

Managing the Organization: From Organizational Design to Execution
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Curriculum

Course Orientation

Welcome to Managing the Organization: From Organizational Design to Execution

Module 1: Organizational Life Cycle Innovation, Change, and Redesign

Introduction

The Case of Facit

Why Organizations Grow and What Happens

Life Cycle Process

Symptoms of Ineffective Design

Alternative Corrective Actions

Introduction to Change

Rational Elements

Emotional Elements

Situational Elements

The Logic of Organizational Change

WEEK 2: Managerial Decision Making and Organization Design

Introduction

Decision Making in an Organization

Prescriptive Models

Descriptive Models

Fundamental Attribution Error and Related Fallacies

Biases Related to Availability & Representativeness Heuristics

Critical Traps in Decision Making

Organizational Consequences and Managerial Action

WEEK 3: Managing Human Resources Building Culture and Identity in Organizations

What Is Culture?

Organizational Culture

What Is the Relationship between Culture and Values? Major Drivers of Culture

Values, Culture, and Value Creation

Finding the Right People and Retaining Them Human Resources

High Commitment Workforce Perspective

High Flexibility Workforce Practice

Which Philosophy Is Better?

WEEK 4: Top Management Teams, Managerial Succession, and Organizational Consequences

Introduction

The Top Management Team

Leadership Succession at Yahoo

Key Elements of Leadership Development

New CEOs & Organizational Tensions

Changing Roles of Senior Managers

What Did We Cover in Course 1?

What Did We Cover in Course 2?

Final Comments

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