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Studies reflect fewer than 30 percent of downsizing efforts have achieved anticipated profitability. This statistic suggests the real downsizing losers are organizations and stockholders.
Content: Article
Author: Freda Turner, Ph.D.
Source: CEO Refresher
Subjects: Best Practices, Human Resources
Author: Freda Turner, Ph.D.
Source: CEO Refresher
Subjects: Best Practices, Human Resources
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