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Any real workplace transformation will fall flat unless you include plans to shift mindsets, beliefs, and business practices — the basis for successful culturechange. An adaptable organizational culture can be defined as one that is open and ready to shift ways of working, thinking, and behaving to succeed and thrive.
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