Trying to conduct business as usual while still training, learning, and migrating to a new system, is one of the main problems that can occur when implementing a large number of new systems within an organization. Linking up together problems that go hand in hand with a lengthy implementation process and the company conducting business as usual, this always becomes a very big issue. This practice of employees attending to their daily tasks of their main job and contributing to the software project at the same time can be detrimental and can cause software implementation to take much longer.
Depends on what kind of goal.
If I gave a goal of eating 8 hot dogs then a barrier would be a physical will of your body to not eat more. It would be a limit your body can take so it’s different from a mental or other barrier.
If you wanted to cross an area of land but there is a fence in the way then that’s another type of barrier.
Or there are mental barriers. If you wanted to ask someone out to prom, you may be stopped by a mental barrier of self hatred. Feeling like you’re not good enough.
Hopefully this helps!
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