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| 3rd June 2021 04:27 PM | |
| johnnycollins233 |
Re: What's the difference between change and situation? Change means something is happening after a specific step we did. and situation means an incident occur which you didn't plan for or you don't have any idea that it will occur. |
| 1st June 2021 08:57 PM | |
| Singhskomal |
Re: What's the difference between change and situation? Hello students, changes depend on person you can change yourself in a positive and negative way...but you can't change situations its not in your control...you should change according to situations in positive way...that's the difference between change and situations.... All the best.... |
| 31st May 2021 07:19 PM | |
| Oneplus8T |
Re: What's the difference between change and situation? Change means is usually reactionary and can be seen as a linear process, with a single goal and preset checkpoints. These are defined by the change managers, and implemented by relevant individuals. Situation means the state of affairs: we're in rather an awkward situation; this has put him in an embarrassing situation; in the teaching situation means 'when you are teaching'; we are in a no money situation, we have no money. |
| 31st May 2021 03:30 PM | |
| Emmanuel Cudjoe |
What's the difference between change and situation? What's the difference between change and situation? This is a very trick MBA related psychology question, so can anyone help me with this? |
