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Teaching Smart People How to Learn (Harvard Business Review Classics) (Paperback)
$8.51 - Save $4.19 32% off - RRP $12.70 Free delivery worldwide (to United States and
all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for Teaching Smart People How to LearnCompetitive success depends on learning, but most people, including professionals in leadership positions, are not very good at it. This book shows how companies that focus on continuously improving their managers' and employees' reasoning patterns can improve employee problem-solving and therefore increase success.
Full description- Publisher: Harvard Business School Press
- Published: 01 May 2008
- Format: Paperback 64 pages
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- Categories: Personnel & Human Resources Management
- ISBN 13: 9781422126004 ISBN 10: 1422126005
- Sales rank: 128,267
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Full description for Teaching Smart People How to Learn
Competitive success depends on learning, but most people, including professionals in leadership positions, are not very good at it. Learning is a function of how people reason about their own behavior. Yet most people engage in defensive reasoning when confronted with problems. They blame others and avoid examining critically the way they have contributed to problems. This classic article by Chris Argyris shows how companies that focus on continuously improving their managers' and employees' reasoning patterns can improve employee problem-solving and therefore increase success.
