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Of all the uncertainties executives and managers must deal with in all organizations, the one thing they can count on is change. To remain viable, an organization must continuously change the way it operates in order to improve performance and implement its strategy. In 'Changing Behaviour in Organizations', Judson addresses what is one of the most challenging and significant elements of managing how to approach and manage any change to get the right results. When confronted with any change, people are more likely to resist than to support it. This applies not only to those directly affected, but also to those lower level managers and supervisors who are often crucial to carrying out the change. This book shows how people feel about and behave in response to change. Judson develops this into a comprehensive and systematic approach to the management of any change. By applying this approach, any executive, manager or supervisor can transform the potential resistance of those affected and involved into support for making the change work successfully.
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