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Learners and the organizational environment.

Learners and the organizational environment.

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Figure 1. Workplace learning map.
Figure 2. The organizational learning and development system.
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Figure 3. Learners and the organizational environment.
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The Application of Self-directed Learning in the Local Level Workplace
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The knowledge economy has made the half-life of information shorter and shorter. People need to commit to lifelong learning in the workplace in order to cope with changing professional requirements. However, corporate training in China currently suffers from a low return on investment, unsatisfactory training outcomes, limited duration and poor cov...
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