Change Accelerator

The Johari Window was developed by

• Sigmund Freud

• Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham

• Carl Rogers

• Abraham Maslow

The Blind Area of the Johari Window represents

• Information known to oneself and others

• Information known to oneself but unknown to others

• Information known to others but unknown to oneself

• Information that is completely unknown

The Johari Window can be a useful tool in

• Developing effective communication skills

• Identifying one's hidden talents

• Overcoming fears and insecurities

• All of the above

In the Johari Window, the process of enlarging the Open Area is most effectively achieved through

• Engaging in self-reflection and introspection

• Seeking feedback and actively listening to others

• Limiting interactions and maintaining personal privacy

• Focusing on personal achievements and self-promotion

For building trust with our team, we should signal (_) and (_)?

• Culture & Values

• Challenge & Balance

• Change & Boldness

• Connection & belongingness

Risks can be reduced through

• More data

• Better communication

• Reduced variability

• All of these

What is the ideal risk appetite?

• Risk averse

• Risk loving

• Risk friendly

• Risk inclined

What attitude do innovators carry versus others when it comes to risk taking?

• Survivor attitude

• Maximizer attitude

How many steps are there in the Kotter's Change Model?

• 7

• 8

• 9

• 10

Which step in Kotter's Change Model focuses on sustaining momentum by celebrating achievements?

• Establishing a sense of urgency

• Creating a guiding coalition

• Generating short-term wins

• Consolidating gains and producing more change