The Single Most Important Factor in Motivating a Change Is

question 27

Multiple Choice

The single most important factor in motivating a change is:

• A)posting comments on a corporate blog
• B)sending out an e-mail of reluctant and resistant adopters to everyone in the organization
• C)providing clear and convincing evidence of the need for change
• D)mandating that 'it must happen or else'
• E)promising salary increases to upper management

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