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- Dictionaryinflexible/ɪnˈflɛksɪbl/
adjective
- 1. unwilling to change or compromise: "once she had made up her mind, she was inflexible" Similar Opposite
- 2. not able to be bent; stiff: "heavy inflexible armour" Similar Opposite
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2 days ago · And when someone is inflexible, they are unwilling to change – sometimes we say they won’t budge! Neil Bias is unfairness, treating one group of people more favourably than another.
1 day ago · Flexibly inflexible: I am open to change, but the new change becomes a routine that if disturbed makes me angry because I am obsessed with structure. Finishing checklists: If I make a checklist, I am obsessed with finishing it regardless of the time, often hampering other important tasks.
3 days ago · Strategic flexibility refers to the company’s ability to adapt to the business environment. When the business environment changes, it raises uncertainties and risks. Hence, flexible companies seek to overcome those by adapting their strategy. The goal is to make their strategic competitiveness relevant and to sustain a competitive advantage.
3 days ago · The meaning of INFLEXION is chiefly British spelling of inflection.
2 days ago · Rigid processes and resistance to innovation can be a blocker to your business growth. By being inflexible, you might miss out on new technologies and processes that can improve development efficiency and application performance. A rigid environment discourages creativity and experimentation, eventually leading to stagnant product development.
1 day ago · Nonprofits must integrate tools and technology effectively to create a functioning system that supports the organization’s goals. CRM, content management, fundraising, automation, and analytics tools should work seamlessly together. Additionally, aligning channels and messaging throughout the donor journey, from top of funnel to bottom of ...
1 day ago · This can include fixation on ‘pure’ foods, omitting ‘bad’ foods and an inflexible belief over the expectations and importance of healthy eating. Commonly, those with ON omit things that are ‘unnatural’, ‘processed’ or that have been processed in ways which are believed to reduce the beneficial health properties of the product.”
