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Back to Motivation in the Workplace
Part 2 - Workplace Education
Power learning is the ability to learn without dependency
on instructors. (Self-education)
Formal training is time consuming and costly. Employees who
developed the habit of learning additional skills without instructors are
valuable assets to the company. This is possible in
natural learning environments.
The opportunities and successful projects I had in my life are the
result of my ability to educate myself. I also had a
love to
learn, but not in the classroom.
About my
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Team Responsibility
Teams unite responsibility with learning opportunity. The team acquires and shares knowledge for finding the best way
to complete jobs efficiently.
Team Intelligence
- A group of people with common interest, united in a common goal.
- Team members share knowledge, searching for an efficient way to reach a common goal.
- The team inspires creative intelligence by:
- Bragging and socializing.
- Conflict and debate.
- Trial and error.
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- Efficiency of Responsibility
- Opportunity with decision-making responsibility is the only way to discovery true
capabilities of employees and the workplace as a team.
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- Efficiency of
Learning Opportunities
- Employees with learning opportunity are
developing skills to accumulate wealth for their employer. This also gives employees
opportunity to apply these skills to their lives, thereby, creating wealth
for themselves. Employees under control leadership do not have this
opportunity, they just follow orders.
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- Survival during an Economic Downturn
- Dramatic changes are taking place in the workforce. People who embrace new technology
are discovering new opportunity while those who fight it are not fully aware
of the fundamental changes taking place in our society.
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- Sudden Opportunity
- How self-education skills open doors to opportunity.
Notes:
The typical job is based on repetitive action with
limited need for additional knowledge. Repetitiveness can be one hour or one
month, white-collar or blue-collar, and is based on accepting the status quo.
Status quo work environments make it difficult to adapt new technology. The
US textile industries had to shut their doors because techniques were outdated
and the work environment would not allow change. Emerging technology is
shorting the time window when current technology is feasible. Today's work
environments must adapt to change.
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