Determining Your Organizations Health: Impact of Climate Surveys
If youre part of the Department of Defense acquisition community, youre likely part of an organization. You might be part of a virtual team in which parts of the organization are geographically dispersed or in a physical arrangement where there are no virtual connectivity concerns because everyone i...
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