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Difficulty of Change and Lessening the Threat

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What makes change so difficult for most individuals, and how can this process be improved to lessen the threat?

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This solution provides a brief but detailed discussion of of the difficulties of corporate change and how they can be mitigated.

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Change brings fear. When things change people are unsure of what is happening and what their place will be after the change. Some people fear they will not have the skills for new jobs or new needs of the company. People also fear they will not be able to learn the new skills necessary. Some people fear losing their jobs, especially in the ...

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