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Organization Development (OD) is the practice of helping organizations solve problems and reach their goals. A key emphasis in OD is assisting clients not just in meeting their goal but with learning new problem-solving skills they can use in the future. How
do OD consultants work? Change management -- working with departments, committees and other groups to help them plan and implement significant changes in their organizations. (See our learning topic on Managing Change.) Group problem solving -- helping a group identify a key issue, gather information about it, and outline decisions or action plans needed to address the issue. Meeting design and facilitation -- working with clients to help them plan an agenda, stay with the agenda, and discuss issues effectively. (See our learning topic on Designing and Facilitating Meetings.) Team development -- helping a team to develop its ability to work more effectively together. (See our learning topic on Working on Teams.) Business Process Redesign -- working with a group to analyze the current way of doing a specific piece of work to determine whether there is a better way to design how the work gets done. (See our site on Business Process Improvement.) Training -- working with a group to develop or renew knowledge, skill or values relative to a group goal. (More information at http://web.mit.edu/training/.) Leadership development -- MIT's Leader to Leader program develops leadership skills within the context of MIT's culture and aligned to the strategic needs of the Institute. Who
can use OD services? Who
can I contact to explore my organization development needs? Who
are OED's Organization Development Consultants?
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