What We Can All Learn From the Government About Organizational Change

At the end of each presidential term, the citizens of the United States experience something we often take for granted: the peaceful transfer of power. Even in the hotly contested presidential election of 2000, where the final outcome of the election was not finalized until more than a month after Election Day, citizens waited patiently as the term "chad" was introduced into popular lexicon. Eventually, though, the transfer of power was again executed peacefully.