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I realize that change will occur on all projects, If the change wasn't successful, or if the change wasn't as successful as it could have been because it wasn't easily accepted, what could have been done to make the change successful or more easily acceptable?.

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When engaging in organizational change, it's necessary for the group to identify the problems associated with the project and assign different group members tasks that complement their individual skills. To make the change more acceptable in the future, the group should assess the any fallacies or limitations that prevented the ...

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