What has to occur when changing a unit culture that has become firmly entrenched?
A) Often requires new leadership, most frequently from the outside
B) Can be accomplished fairly easily if the change agent has well-developed leadership and management skills
C) Is easier when there is great consonance between units regarding the current culture
D) Is impossible
A
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