Administrando el cambio

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Eduardo Jurado

Abstract

Este estudio analiza el efecto que tienen los cambios en las empresas y en las vidas de los empleados. Examina de donde vienen los cambios disruptivos y ofrece algunas sugerencias para lideres de empresas para que anticipen cambios y hagan planes para poder ser flexibles cuando vengan tales cambios.

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Jurado, E. (2016). Administrando el cambio. INNOVA Reseach Journal, 1(2), 28–33. https://doi.org/10.33890/innova.v1.n2.2016.10
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