Organizational learning vs the learning organization: a conversation with a practitioner
Carol Gorelick
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Carol Gorelick
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Purpose Through a conversation with a practitioner, aims to understand the definitions given to the learning organization and how they relate to a model of organizational learning. Design/methodology/approach Provides a brief overview of a conversation concerning organizational learning vs the learning organization. Findings Organizational learning and the learning organization can and should co‐exist. To be effective as a learning organization there is a need for a deep learning cycle and recognition that it will take time. Originality/value Offers advice on how to be an effective learning organization.
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Purpose Through a conversation with a practitioner, aims to understand the definitions given to the learning organization and how they relate to a model of organizational learning. Design/methodology/approach Provides a brief overview of a conversation concerning organizational learning vs the learning organization. Findings Organizational learning and the learning organization can and should co‐exist. To be effective as a learning organization there is a need for a deep learning cycle and recognition that it will take time. Originality/value Offers advice on how to be an effective learning organization.
Key concepts: Conversation, Organizational learning, Learning organization, Experiential learning, Organization development, Knowledge management, Learning sciences, Team learning