Change: It Doesn't Have To Be So Difficult

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Change Management
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Overview: Why does change appear to be so difficult? Because our status quo seems set in concrete and we don't know how to go about making changes unless we have some assurance that a new comfort will result. The culture, rules, and environment that we currently live or work within is the result of many decisions that have been made, over a protracted time period, that continually create and maintain the status quo.

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Format: HTML | Date: Apr 2007 | Pages: 4

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