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Inflexibility

usgb/ɪnˌfleksəˈbɪləti/Volume
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Business Context

Often used in professional settings to describe an unwillingness to adapt to new methods or proposals.

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The manager's inflexibility on remote work policies frustrated the employees.
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Negative Connotation

Usually seen as a negative trait, suggesting stubbornness and limited adaptability.

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His inflexibility to compromise hindered the negotiation process.
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Change Resistance

Implies a lack of openness to change and difficulty in adjusting one's mindset or approach.

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Despite the company's falling profits, there was substantial inflexibility in adopting new strategies.
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