This article explores the lessons extracted from the parallel processes
enacted in the relationship between two consultant groups hired by Eastern
(a large financial institution) to kick off a major culture change initiative.
The inevitable conflicts between these two consulting groups, selected
because they had very different missions and modes of operating, mirrored
deeply impacted systemic tensions within Eastern, such as the desire
to change and the wish to remain fundamentally unaltered.
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