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Change Management Forum Discussions Business Clinic Introduction

2007/08/02 04:58 nm

	anonymous
0 posts

Introduction (Germany)

Modified By anonymous on 2007/08/10 12:58:51 nm)

Hello,

we called this Forum "Business Clinic" because it is the place where you can post practical issues for which you want an advice. Everybody who is at least a basic member, can reply to such posts. We suggest that if you talk about clients that you don't mention their names. We also recommend that once you have posted, clic on the little box "Notification?" at the bottom of the editing window. That way, you will receive a notification once a person has replied to your issue. An alternative is to click on the box that says "Email me when this thread has replies", which appears when you save your posting.

We also recommend that you open a "New Thread" for each new issue, while using the "Reply" when you refer to any already existing issue. Don't forget the "Update" at the end.