The effects of workplace learning on organizational performance: A research study
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emotional intelligence, learning organizations, job satisfaction, formal learning, workplace learning, behaviors change, productivityAbstract
This early on section talks about the contemplations of work environment discovering that are as of now arising through research universally. The primary reason here is to outline the most recent advances Thinking about work and learning such points of view help to pass on how we can more likely put together, plan, and assess the nature and cycles of learning as people figure out how to address the issues of people as they look to safeguard congruity and improvement in their work life and social world. For work. This worry is never more significant than the way that such learning is at the same time conceptualized as the two cycles of social generation and change and self-awareness and change. The part gives a scaffold between the current commitments to our comprehension of learning through work and the commitments made in the accompanying sections. In doing as such, it looks to distinguish the qualities and impediments of existing points of view through hypothetical and experimental work by zeroing in on the interrelated connections between the individual and the social world in the cycles of learning and work.
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