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Foundation level
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Associate level
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Chartered Member level
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Chartered Fellow level
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At this level you'll understand: |
At this level you'll understand: |
At this level you'll understand: |
Consulting cycle |
The OD&D consulting cycle |
OD&D consulting processes and methods and how to apply them |
A range of OD&D consulting and contracting methods and processes, and how to apply them in different contexts |
Consulting and contracting approaches for complex organisation transformation |
OD&D models |
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Different OD&D models and their advantages and disadvantages (eg McKinsey 7S, Galbraith Star, Burke- Litwin) |
How to apply a range of OD&D models to shape OD&D approaches, plans and culture |
How different organisational elements are connected, and impact on current and future organisation effectiveness |
Design diagnostics and principles |
Evidence and data that can be collected and analysed to inform organisation design |
A range of evidence that can be used to assess and diagnose current state, and inform design requirements and principles |
How to develop and apply design principles to align organisation elements such as strategy, structure and process |
How to create and embed organisation level design principles to optimise the whole organisation ecosystem |
Operating models, structures and processes |
Different operating models, structures and processes, and their benefits and risks |
How to design operating processes, systems and structures |
How to design and shape operating models, systems and structures to meet current and emerging business needs |
How to design high-level and agile operating models to drive organisation performance and enable strategy |
Work design |
What good work is, and different dimensions of work and job quality |
How to design good work at individual and team level (ie who does what, how work is done and the role of technology) |
How to design good work at organisation level, and why it’s important |
How to develop and embed good work principles at organisation level |
Organisation development theory |
The importance of theory in organisation development |
Core theories that shape organisation design development practices (eg systems, action research, appreciative inquiry and complexity) |
How to apply a range of theory to shape organisation development practices and interventions |
How to integrate different theoretical perspectives within organisation development strategies |
Organisation development diagnostics |
Evidence and data that can be collected and analysed to inform organisation development |
Different diagnostic methods and techniques and how to apply at individual and team level (eg interviews, observation, focus groups, surveys and mapping) |
How to apply different diagnostic methods at business or organisation level to create insight on behaviour and culture |
How to create strategic insights on organisation culture and mindset, and their impact on performance |
Development interventions |
Different levels and types of development intervention (eg individual, team or organisation levels, task or process focus, structured or emergent) |
How to create and deliver different OD interventions drawing on both dialogic/emergent and structured methods to enable behaviour and culture change |
How to develop and deliver multifaced OD strategies to shift culture to enable strategy and purpose |
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Self as instrument |
The importance of self-awareness, self- management and social intelligence within OD&D |
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Social and group dynamics and how to use self as instrument to create shared inquiry and surface underlying issues |
How to use self as instrument to engage multiple stakeholders in exploring organisational behaviour and complexity, and enable strategic thinking |