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cmoore54

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According to Sherriton and Stern (1997), what is the fifth and final step in assessing the new culture following organizational change?
 
  a. Needs assessment
 b. Determining executive direction
  c. Training
 d. Evaluation of the new culture

Question 2

Which of the following is good advice for handling organizational change?
 
  a. Slow-down and don't make mistakes
  b. Take the initiative and don't be afraid
  c. Don't spend too much energy
 d. All three of these are good advice



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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