Bottom-up introduction of learning?

Eddy Steenbergen (esteenbergen@acslink.net.au)
Mon, 23 Jan 1995 22:02 AEST

In a recent post on self-managed teams from Miguel A. Esparza
(esparza@synopsys.com) our host noted.

>Host's Note:
>
>I'm delighted to see this topic arise on the learning-org list; I think
>that self-managed teams have to be learning teams to be successful.

My question is whether it is in fact possible for a learning team to operate
effectively inside a non-learning organisation.

If the answer is yes, how can it be brought about?

This, in my mind, naturally takes us on to the question: Can the learning
organisation attitude to life be introduced into an organisation bottom-up
rather than top-down?

Eddy

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