This report analyzes organizational change, focusing on a case study of the retail organization Dwell. It begins by defining organizational change and its importance in a competitive market, examining both internal and external drivers of change, such as customer awareness and technological advancements, using examples from Dwell and a wooden furniture store. The report then delves into how these drivers impact leadership, teams, and individuals, differentiating between internal factors like financial management and resources, and external factors such as political, economic, social, and technological influences. It further explores strategies to mitigate negative impacts of change, including reward systems, training, and the PDCA model (Plan, Do, Check, Act). The report also identifies barriers to change, such as poor employee participation and communication issues, and suggests methods to overcome them. Finally, the report discusses the importance of leadership approaches, change management models, and communication strategies to successfully navigate organizational change and presents a force field analysis to identify driving and resisting forces. In the end, the report concludes by using different leadership approaches for dealing with change.