reorientation

The company is undergoing a major reorientation to focus on sustainability.

She decided to undergo a personal reorientation after a life-changing event.

The reorientation of the business strategy led to increased profitability.

The team needs a reorientation to adapt to the new market trends.

He is seeking career reorientation after feeling stuck in his current job.

The reorientation of the curriculum aimed to better meet students' needs.

The reorientation of the project timeline caused delays in the deliverables.

They are planning a reorientation of the advertising campaign to target a new demographic.

The reorientation of the company's values was met with mixed reactions from employees.

She went through a period of self reorientation to align her goals with her values.

And so we did a pretty massive reorientation of our compensation systems.

He argues that the treaty needs to be seen in the context of a policy “reorientation” in the euro zone since Mr Hollande took over.

I'd always enjoyed gazing at trees and listening to the woodland winds, but it takes an intentional reorientation of the mind and the senses to attend to moss.

Scientists describe adolescence as a social reorientation as teenagers begin to spend as much or more time with their friends than with their parents.

And he believes that the Saudi move has to be understood as part of a broader reorientation of the country's international relationships taking place under Mohammed bin Salman.

And so we did a pretty massive reorientation of our compensation systems. We lowered the cost of benefits by 58 percent, because benefits are like a regressive tax, you pay the same amount no matter what your salary is.