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Title: strategic and practical issues involved in creating a Learning Organization.
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He would like employees to become more independent in decision making and become better in working as a team, but at the same time likes to hold much control and influence various kinds of decisions. In meetings he expects teamwork, but it ends up with a long speech of the general manager or another department head is asked to prepare a speech... Showed first 250 characters
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No discussions or idea changing appears. The top management says they would like to hear opinions of the workers on what changes could be implemented, but the communication with employees appears through team briefing with the top providing information to the level below them... Showed next 250 characters
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