Question 1
A large public-sector organisation is introducing a new integrated IT system that will change every department's processes, reporting lines, and job roles simultaneously. The change sponsor asks you to characterise this change so the programme board can calibrate its approach. Which type of change best describes the situation?
Correct Answer:
Transformational change, because the full destination cannot be defined upfront and the organisation itself will be reshaped
Question 2
During a change readiness assessment, the change manager discovers that staff survey scores show high levels of anxiety and a sense of loss around familiar processes, but most employees intellectually understand why the change is necessary. Using the Kubler-Ross change curve, where are the majority of staff?
Correct Answer:
Depression — they are experiencing the emotional low of loss and anxiety before moving to acceptance
Question 3
A retail company is restructuring its supply chain. Senior leaders have approved the business case and set the vision, but middle managers are not reinforcing the change in team briefings and are reverting to old approval workflows. Which role accountability is most clearly failing?
Correct Answer:
Line manager — for not role-modelling and reinforcing new behaviours in daily operations
Question 4
A change manager is planning a communications strategy for a regulatory compliance change. A large group of frontline staff must receive accurate information simultaneously to avoid rumour, while a small group of senior stakeholders need opportunities for dialogue and to shape implementation details. Which combination of communication channels is most appropriate?
Correct Answer:
Push channels for frontline staff and interactive channels for senior stakeholders
Question 5
A healthcare trust is implementing electronic patient records. Six months after go-live, clinical staff have reverted to paper-based workarounds, patient record completeness is below target, and IT training sign-off records are lost. The change manager is asked to diagnose why the change has not been sustained. Which factor is the most likely primary cause?
Correct Answer:
The change was not properly embedded through reinforcing mechanisms such as performance metrics, workflow redesign, and management accountability
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