What is Organizational Change?

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Organizational change usually is speaking to the change of the culture, or even roles within an organization. This sometimes can also refer to restructuring as a result of bankruptcy.
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Organizational change is the changing of the way in which the group is organized. This can be something as simple as an organization restructuring it's self to some as complex as an imposed organizational change occurring during a take over.
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