1. Persuasive model of communication
2. Participation
3. Use of expectation
4. Role modeling
5. Using extrinsic rewards
6. Making structural and organizational changes
7. Coercing
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This blog captures notes, thoughts and ideas of Tobias Wessels from Germany who graduated in May 2000 with a Masters in Economics from the University of Fribourg, Switzerland. Tobias worked in the financial services industry, two Start-ups and Venture Capital. He was awarded the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation in 2005. After earning an MBA from the Darden Graduate School of Business in 2007 he moved to Silicon Valley where he works as a Financial planner in a technology company.
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- Q, Q, Q (Quotes, Quotes, Quotes)
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- How to create innovation
- MIT Model of change
- Kotter's change model (How to...)
- 4 P's of change
- Leading the change process
- Feedback framework
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- Job Characteristics Model
- Humor = Barometer
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