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Pivot Points: Change Management Is an Important Factor in Today’s HR Practice

In normal times, businesses use change management techniques to help employees adjust to changes driven by things like process automation. But these “abnormal” times are driving unprecedented change throughout our lives and our businesses, and it is more important now than ever before to help our employees come to terms with the changes that are required of them in order to smoothly move our businesses forward. PrintLink’s Arnold Kahn and Dino Scalia explain how.

By WhatTheyThink Guest Contributor Published: October 7, 2020

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