This paper explores the proposition that many senior managers lack the capacity to conceive, plan and implement change to a degree which is transformational, that this has to do with the meaning-making structure of the manager, and that as this capacity is able to be developed, it is possible for managers to embark on a type of learning which will enable them to purposefully create particular types of organizational culture.
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