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Dealing With Resistance to Change
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Managing Change: Dealing With Resistance to Change Introduction The Oxford dictionary defines change as 'making or becoming different', this statement is very open and broad but so is change. People all around the world experience change's every day be it the weather, a change of clothes or more importantly major social or economic changes. An example of a large change in recent times is the conversion of major European currencies to the Euro. A change like this affects every one from a major multinational company the newsagents on the corner of the street, thus causing businesses to rethink and change how they are run. However we look at change it is inevitable, continual and will always be there, good or bad. The purpose of this paper is to discuss how companies can manage change and try to decrease the complications that arise from it. What is change and why is it so difficult?...
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