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The learning and development team was brought in to contribute to finding solutions. Overcoming these barriers requires a commitment to continuouslearning, adaptability, and ongoing reinforcement of the desired cultural shift. Otto Scharmer, 2016. The question of how to accomplish this became the primary focus.
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