Changing, the Second Phase of Lewin's Planned Organizational Change Model

question 246

True/False

Changing, the second phase of Lewin's planned organizational change model, can be implemented by identifying new, more effective ways of behaving; choosing appropriate changes in tasks, people, culture, technology, and/or structure; and taking action to put changes in tasks, people, culture, technology, and/or structure into place.

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