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What potential obstacles do you face in establishing urgency for change within your organization?

(5 potential obstacles discussed)

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This solution helps discuss the potential obstacles faced while establishing urgency for change within an organization.

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Culture:
This is probably the single largest obstacle to change at any level. Culture simply is the norm of how things are done within an organization. This is ingrained into the systems of employees and trying to introduce change is usually ...

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