Outsourcing, Deals, Relationship, Failure
[HROA Essentials] Outsourcing deals: Failing to succeed
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There comes an inflection point in most outsourcing deals when failure is a real possibility. Whether it occurs during transition or after delivery is stable, misalignment and the sense of disappointment may overwhelm both parties. What can buyers and providers do to turn failure into a stronger relationship?
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