Replying to LO25978 --
Charley Bell said
> I had a few questions about learning organizations, that maybe you can
> help me with? I have spoken to many companies/organizations, and they all
> claim to be "learning organizations." I was thinking about writing a
> story to the students with an angle about "being weary of companies who
> claim to be learning organizations," but I'm having a difficult time
> trying to find people to interview for a few quotes on the subject.
3 thoughts Charley:
1. good idea
2. use email for the interviews, also. that way you can interview me [I'm
in the UK] ,and possibly lots of others on this list
3. try anonymous and confidential "a member of staff at a leading dot-com
said..."
ask me about what a certain Chief Executive said when one of his staff
asked him at an open meeting whether he wanted 'HisOrganisation' to be a
learning organisation...
Best wishes
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