Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization

Everybody is aware of the fact that today, everything (almost everything) is changing and the only constant is change itself. Regardless of who we are – students, workers, stakeholders, shareholders and so forth, we are all subjected to various types of changes in our lives. In other words, change i...

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Main Author: Abdullah, Mohammad Firdaus Low
Format: Thesis
Language:English
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Published: 2009
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Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11046/
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description Everybody is aware of the fact that today, everything (almost everything) is changing and the only constant is change itself. Regardless of who we are – students, workers, stakeholders, shareholders and so forth, we are all subjected to various types of changes in our lives. In other words, change is a part of our life. Change has intrigued, scared, excited, and mystified man for many centuries and continues to challenge individuals from all walks of life, yet it is inevitable and has become the very nucleus of human life (Szamosi & Duxbury, 2002). Correspondingly, the term
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spelling upm-110462024-05-16T01:37:20Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11046/ Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization Abdullah, Mohammad Firdaus Low Everybody is aware of the fact that today, everything (almost everything) is changing and the only constant is change itself. Regardless of who we are – students, workers, stakeholders, shareholders and so forth, we are all subjected to various types of changes in our lives. In other words, change is a part of our life. Change has intrigued, scared, excited, and mystified man for many centuries and continues to challenge individuals from all walks of life, yet it is inevitable and has become the very nucleus of human life (Szamosi & Duxbury, 2002). Correspondingly, the term 2009-09 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11046/1/FBMK_2009_21.pdf Abdullah, Mohammad Firdaus Low (2009) Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization. Doctoral thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia. Communication in organizations. Communication in personnel management. English
spellingShingle Communication in organizations.
Communication in personnel management.
Abdullah, Mohammad Firdaus Low
Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization
title Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization
title_full Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization
title_fullStr Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization
title_full_unstemmed Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization
title_short Correlation Of Change Communication Factorswith Perceived Success Of Change Initiatives In A Selected Organization
title_sort correlation of change communication factorswith perceived success of change initiatives in a selected organization
topic Communication in organizations.
Communication in personnel management.
url http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11046/
http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/11046/1/FBMK_2009_21.pdf