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Learning can be made effective for employees when it is kept more relevant to their field of work and business. It is also suggested that you conduct collective learning exercises instead of employees learning individually. This helps employees interact and mingle better, thereby building trust, developing mutual understanding, and improving coordination within the teams. Shared learning practices enable organizations to solve issues efficiently and develop a culture of sharing knowledge and contributing towards mutual professional growth.
Via Miloš Bajčetić
