Changes Need to be Managed
Keywords:
Change, Management, Change managementAbstract
Change is a normal part of everything, nothing is certain forever. Just like in the face of organizational change that must be managed, there are connections. If change is carried out alone it can be pointless and without significant support Management is the same if it is carried out alone, it is management without direction. Therefore, if change management is integrated and connected in a way that is surrounded by guidelines. A variety of methods There is a step-by-step plan. To make those involved in the change see and understand the connection between the two issues. Be prepared and have the ability to adapt to changing circumstances. No matter what the environment is, the organization has the ability to survive the crisis because of change management.
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