- Matthew M. Thomas
- Read Time: 3 mins
Over the past two weeks, we have started conversation into four major postures involved in leading organizational change. Last week, we talked about identifying the different types of change involved in an organization: technical and adaptive. This week, we're looking at how to build capacity to handle change your organization.
As we discussed in the introductory article to this series,
There are six general aspects to building change capacity. Each interacts with the others to help an organization grow as it experiences change.
- Process Capacity
- People Capacity
- Leadership Capacity
- Clear Measurement
- Feedback Loops
- Productive Disequilibrium
Let's unpack each one of these and see how it impacts change capacity. In each, we will highlight the impact on change capacity in bold italic.