According to Warner Burke, which of the following is NOT a way in which organizational models can be useful?
A) By identifying key organizational interdependencies
B) By offering guidance about the appropriate sequence of actions in a change process
C) By providing a common language with which different stakeholder groups can discuss organizational properties
D) By predicting the magnitude of change

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According to Warner Burke, organizational models can be useful in identifying key organizational interdependencies, offering guidance about the appropriate sequence of actions in a change process, and providing a common language with which different stakeholder groups can discuss organizational properties. However, predicting the magnitude of change is not specifically mentioned as a way in which organizational models can be useful.

According to Warner Burke, Which of the Following Is NOT