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How and Why OD Fits With ROI

OD practitioners tend to be more socially driven (to help others) rather than financially driven. So what would drive an OD practitioner to pursue return-on-investment?

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Thu Aug 15 2013

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Motives and behaviors of organizational development practitioners is a topic of great interest for today’s OD professional. OD practitioners tend to be more socially driven (to help others) rather than financially driven. So what would drive an OD practitioner to pursue return-on-investment? Perhaps this is best answered by considering how and why ROI will help the OD process and ultimately, help the client by showing both tangible and intangible ways that the solution has yielded the desired change. 

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