Practical Learning — The Path to Achieving Learning Organizations

Author: Lei Lin
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: In the era of competition, the survival of an organization depends on the ability of its members to learn from practice. The workplace must also be a learning environment. Professor Lei Lin, with years of experience in teaching and management consulting, keenly points out in this book that organizational members should break through traditional thinking patterns and dare to question the basic premises of organizational behavior, which may have hindered the further development of the organization! Practical learning is a brand-new field. Although we have mentioned adult learning, vocational education, collaborative learning, and so on, these mostly stem from general educational fields and have not truly focused on the development of management. This book starts with the discussion of the unique and highly practical "practical learning" method, covering issues related to management talent development and organizational development, and provides a detailed introduction to the implementation pathways of learning organizations. It helps readers break through the limitations of purely classroom learning models and enables organizations to better cope with change! In the era of competition, how organizations can become learning organizations is a topic of great concern. The learning process within an organization is essentially a combination of practice and learning. This book begins with the discussion of a new learning method and training approach—practical learning, systematically introduces the theoretical system of practical learning, points out how practical learning helps organizations cope with change, provides guidance for business executives, and lists a substantial number of theoretical literature and credible real-world cases. It serves as a guiding light for the success of modern enterprises. The book is novel in content, concise in language, well-structured, and highly practical, making it suitable for business executives, senior government officials, as well as students and researchers in relevant fields.