Evaluation Assignment - Academic Essay (100%) - Obligatory Title Too often discussions of organisational change focus upon the procedures and problems of ‘change management’ when the focus should be upon the s******s and processes of ‘change leadership’. Discuss. - Word limit: 3000 (2500 words academic essay + 500 words reflective statement) - Assessment Brief: In an essay of 2500 words critically discuss the title above: Drawing on relevant literature a good answer should clearly identify a deeper understanding of the nature of organisational change, its management and leadership. The essay must provide a critical analysis and exploration of the issues under consideration – clearly linking academic theories and concepts to the question provided. The assessment must be supported by relevant academic sources, theories and concepts and comply with the academic essay format and Harvard referencing guidelines. Furthermore, the essay should not be descriptive in nature, but rather provide clear evidence of a critical understanding of the issues under consideration. There is no correct number of academic references to be utilised, as the student must draw on as many references required in order to provide a high quality answer. However, a minimum of 25 academic sources are expected, and a majority of these should be current, internationally, peer reviewed articles (This is not to say that older, seminal work should not be referred to). Sources such as Wikipedia and the like are not acceptable for this assessment. Sources only available online should also be avoided. Following the essay, provide a 500 word reflective statement to capture reflections of your experiences during th************Pass************ent). This should be centred on what you have learned throughout the process, and can include your thoughts and deliberations on any aspect. It may be that the presentation element was particularly challenging, or that you found another aspect uncomfortable but rewarding. This reflective statement is likely to be personal to you and as we all learn in different ways it will therefore be unique. There is no set structure for this and you may lay out the work in any way that you wish. It should be written in the first person (the 2500 word academic essay must be written in third person) and should centre on what you have learned rather than what you did. Remember, description is not reflection!