Rethinking organizational learning: When teachers become the students

Meet institutional compliance requirements while providing employees with meaningful development experiences

September 3, 2019 | By Hawley Kane via University Business

Colleges and universities may be built around the education and success of tomorrow’s leaders, but they’re failing when it comes to engaging their own employees through ongoing learning and development.

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