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change something with someone
to trade or exchange something with someone. I changed coats with Fred and his is much warmer. Will you change seats with me?
See also: change


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Abrahamson (2000) noted that resistance to change may be increased in organizations that change continually and that a less painful approach may be to follow brief periods of dramatic change with shorter periods of relative stability.
If you react to change with stress, it will be apparent to your staff that you are uncomfortable with what is happening and they will be uncomfortable, too.
Dollard argued that the procedure for change control should include filing a standardized form for submitting the change request, followed by evaluation, review and approval of the change request, execution of the change with documentation, review and approval of implementation and post-change tracking.
 
 
 
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