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Change Experience QuizOnline version People-first change actions by Sebastian 1 A major change is being rolled out across your department, and everyone has a part to play. a Stay informed, participate in training, follow the new process, and provide constructive feedback. b Wait until everyone else has adjusted before making any changes. c Continue using the old process until someone tells you to stop. d Only participate if the change directly benefits you. 2 You're told a major process will be changed next month. What should you do first as the employee experiencing this change? a Seek clarity on how the change impacts my role b Ignore the change and continue as usual c Ask colleagues to decide for me d Resist planning and hope it improves itself 3 New software is being deployed. From an employee POV, the best action is to: a Rumble about the change on social media b Wait for others to encounter issues and learn from them c Continue using old methods to avoid risk d Ask for training and practice time before going live 4 During a restructuring, you feel unsure about your future. What should you do? a Avoid asking questions to not appear weak b Take PTO to avoid meetings c Have a one-on-one with your manager to discuss concerns d Arrive late to show discontent 5 A colleague resists the change loudly. What is constructive, as the experiencer? a Escalate immediately to HR b Ignore them and carry on regardless c Tell them to stop resisting d Listen to concerns and offer to help test pilots 6 You receive conflicting information about the change. What should you do? a Ask for a single source of truth and confirm details b Make up your own process c Share rumors to speed up adaptation d Do nothing until forced to adapt 7 The change increases workload temporarily. Your best move is to: a Complain to every teammate b Work overtime without discussing limits c Avoid the change to save effort d Plan time management and seek support if overwhelmed 8 Training sessions are optional. From an employee POV, you should: a Attend mandatory sessions and practice with a buddy b Attend only the first 10 minutes c Skip sessions to save time d Wait for managers to provide output 9 Your teammates morale drops after the change. What action helps? a Hide issues to look productive b Blame others for delays c Rely on email updates only d Organize short check-ins to share progress and concerns 10 You’re asked for feedback on the change. The effective approach is to: a Provide vague comments to finish quickly b Provide specific, constructive feedback with examples c Give only praise to avoid conflict d Criticize publicly without facts 11 Your company is introducing a new expense reporting system. During the announcement, Maria says: "I understand why we're changing systems and the benefits it will bring, but I'm not convinced it will make my work easier." Which ADKAR stage does Maria need to strengthen? a Desire b Awareness c Knowledge d Ability 12 Your company is introducing a new expense reporting system. During the announcement, Maria says: "I understand why we're changing systems and the benefits it will bring, but I'm not convinced it will make my work easier." Which ADKAR stage does Maria need to strengthen? a Desire b Awareness c Knowledge d Ability 13 Alex attended all the training sessions for a new software and knows exactly how it works. However, when it's time to use it, he still struggles and needs help completing basic tasks. Which ADKAR stage is Alex working through? a Awareness b Knowledge c Ability d Reinforcement 14 Several months after implementing a new process, employees continue using it consistently because they receive regular feedback, recognition, and ongoing support. Which ADKAR stage does this represent? a Desire b Knowledge c Ability d Reinforcement Feedback 2 Clarifying impact helps adapt work and reduces uncertainty. 3 Training reduces confusion and increases confidence. 4 Open dialogue helps set expectations and identify support. 5 Acknowledging concerns builds trust and collaboration. 6 Reliable information reduces confusion and errors. 7 Proactive planning and support prevent burnout. 8 Hands-on practice accelerates adoption. 9 Regular pulse checks sustain engagement and trust. 10 Concrete feedback guides improvement and buy-in.

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Change Experience QuizOnline version

by Sebastian

A major change is being rolled out across your department, and everyone has a part to play.

You're told a major process will be changed next month. What should you do first as the employee experiencing this change?

New software is being deployed. From an employee POV, the best action is to:

During a restructuring, you feel unsure about your future. What should you do?

A colleague resists the change loudly. What is constructive, as the experiencer?

You receive conflicting information about the change. What should you do?

The change increases workload temporarily. Your best move is to:

Training sessions are optional. From an employee POV, you should:

Your teammates morale drops after the change. What action helps?

You’re asked for feedback on the change. The effective approach is to:

Your company is introducing a new expense reporting system. During the announcement, Maria says: "I understand why we're changing systems and the benefits it will bring, but I'm not convinced it will make my work easier." Which ADKAR stage does Maria need to strengthen?

Your company is introducing a new expense reporting system. During the announcement, Maria says: "I understand why we're changing systems and the benefits it will bring, but I'm not convinced it will make my work easier." Which ADKAR stage does Maria need to strengthen?

Alex attended all the training sessions for a new software and knows exactly how it works. However, when it's time to use it, he still struggles and needs help completing basic tasks. Which ADKAR stage is Alex working through?

Several months after implementing a new process, employees continue using it consistently because they receive regular feedback, recognition, and ongoing support. Which ADKAR stage does this represent?

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