Criteria for "Learning Organization" LO29546

From: Mark W. McElroy (mmcelroy@vermontel.net)
Date: 11/14/02

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Replying to LO29482 --

I guess I disagree with this, as I do to all other claims that seem to
suggest that not all organizations are learning organizations. I believe
that all organizations are learning organizations, though some are more
prolific at learning than others. To test my claim, can anyone provide
me/us with examples of organizations that do NOT learn?

Regards,

Mark

Sensaru@aol.com wrote:

>LO is an ideal.

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