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Organisational Change And Interventions

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Organisational Change And Interventions

Organisational Change And Interventions

This book covers the following topics: Organisational Change: An Overview, Models of Change and Approaches to Problem Diagnosis, Major Techniques of Planned Change, Managing Resistance to Change, Introduction of OD and Steps in OD, Organisational Competencies and Skills, Designing and Evaluation of OD Interventions, Power, Politics, Ethics and Future of OD.

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