2. Introduction to OD
• A growing field of human resource management
• Behavioral and social science
• Humanistic in their approach to change management
• Sustainable organizational performance
• Organizations invest heavily in transformational change
• Deliver sustainable performance
4. About the Company
• One of the fastest growing subsidiaries of microsoft corporation
• The Microsoft India story began in 1990, picked up greatly in the new
millennium, and has grown steadily since then
• Microsoft continues to be an active partner in innovation
• They work on things that make a real difference
5. About the Company continue
Microsoft's vision
• Microsoft is the productivity and platform company for the
mobile-first and cloud-first world. We will reinvent productivity to
empower every person and every organization on the planet to do
more and achieve more
strategy
• Maximize the business impact of global diversity and inclusion to
empower our people, transform our culture and delight our
customers.
6. Employee community
• Continued success depends on the diverse
skills, experiences, and backgrounds
• A rich community of employee resource
groups (ERG) and employee networks (EN)
7. Employee community Continue
• provide career development, support, networking opportunities,
mentoring, community participation, product input, and assistance
in activities that promote cultural awareness
• speaker series, scholarship programs, community service,
development conferences, and heritage celebrations.
8. Changes in Microsoft initiated at top
• Gates appointed Ballmer as CEO and president
• Both wanted to reinvent Microsoft
• Executives given power to run units with less supervision
• Ballmer encourage everyone to rethink the way they do their
jobs
9. Changes in Microsoft initiated at top
Continue
• Ballmer wants people to be respectful to others
• He wants managers to work collaboratively
• Collaboration will produce complacency and stifle innovation
• Ballmer has history of humiliating executives that may discourage real
change
10. Overview of Major OD Intervention Techniques
Intervention techniques focus on 4 categories:
1. Individual or interpersonal level
2. Team or group level
3. Intergroup level
4. Total organizational system level
12. Individual OD Interventions -Role negotiation
• Small group process
• Outlining the behavior
• An individual exchanges messages with another person
13. Individual OD Interventions -Management training
• the process of training staff to be Managers
• study problems
• Work out solutions
14. Individual OD Interventions -Job redesign
• an effort where job responsibilities and tasks are reviewed
• improve output
• improvements in both productivity and in job satisfaction
15. Individual OD Interventions -Career planning
• continuous process
• thinking about your interests, values, skills and preferences;
exploring the life, work and learning options
• a rewarding and positive experience
17. Team OD Interventions -Team building
• a collective term
• enhance social relations
• It is distinct from team training
18. Team OD Interventions -Process consultation
• process consultant is a highly qualified professional
• acts as a facilitator
• deal with issues
19. Team OD Interventions –Inter group team building
• Improves intergroup relations between work teams
• Understands the communication gap
• Helps in sorting out many issues
21. Organizational wide OD Interventions -Survey
feedback
• a tool that can provide this type of honest feedback
• help leaders guide and direct their teams
• Obstacles and gaps between the current status quo and the
desired situations may or may not be directly apparent
22. Organizational wide OD Interventions-
Confrontation meeting
• an intervention designed to mobilize the resources
• Originally developed by Beckhard
• intervention can be used at any time but is
particularly useful when the organization is in stress
23. Organizational wide OD Interventions -Structural
redesign
• Right issues
• Right obstacles
• Right design characteristics
• Right change
24. Organizational wide OD Interventions -
Management by objective
• also known as management by results (MBR)
• management and employees agree to the objectives
• understand what they need to do in the organization
25. Conclusion and Recommendation
Conclusion
• Use of OD strategic intervention
• monitor progress by Identify problems, benchmark, training and goals and
objective
• Interventions are rooted in the disciplines of engineering, sociology,
and psychology
Recommendation
• should identify the stakeholders whose commitment is required
• business strategies and organizational systems must be changed together
in response to external and internal disruptions