The Closer "What You Pay For" Is to "What You

question 259

True/False

The closer "what you pay for" is to "what you want," then the more you can rely on weak incentives.

Understand the ethical considerations and potential consequences of organizational change strategies.

Distinguish between various models of organizational change.

Appreciate the importance of employee involvement in the change process.

Identify strategies for reducing restraining forces and increasing driving forces for change.

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