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1. Characteristics of Organization Development: Organisational Development
(OD) can be described as the systematic process to changethe culture, system and behavior of organization. It is process that helps in solving

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organizationalproblems and achieving organizational objectives.

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Organisational Development works asimportant mechanism that helps in

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impressing the organization and its employee through plannedand established system. It concentrates on people dimensions like norms, values,

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attitudes,relationships, organisational culture etc. The strategies of

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