learning organization philosophy LO24552

From: Liaw Fenn Yenn (fenn61@tm.net.my)
Date: 05/05/00

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I am currently working in acollege. How do I apply this philosophy in this
organisation? What are the benefits for adopting this philosophy? What are
the relative strengths and weaknesses of this statement- All organisations
must surely benefit from adoption of a learning organisation philosophy?

Rgds.
John.

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