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Leaders, change practitioners and researchers often view organizational change through a dual lens: people either support or resist the change. This limited view of change management assures failure during the initial planning process. Via Deb Nystrom, REVELN Consulting 
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December 18, 2012 3:54 PM
Is change really either / or - binary at the individual level? Or does a full historical and practice perspective on change better fit into this perspective where change management is not a dichotomy? ~ Deb
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January 21, 11:29 AM
Another view of Polarity Management is here: http://www.people-results.com/polarities-problem-solving-its-and-or-thinking/#.UP1rrqVfWO9 >> Polarity Partnerships spoke at the National OD Network conference and defined Polarities as “interdependent pairs that support a common purpose and one another. They are energy systems in which we live and work.”
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