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    In Some Organizations, the Act of Including Employees in the Change
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In Some Organizations, the Act of Including Employees in the Change

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In some organizations, the act of including employees in the change process is not possible, and instead organizations can recruit a small number of opinion leaders to promote the benefits of coming changes.

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