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Organizational Learning In Asia Issues And Challenges 1st Edition Jacky Hong

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Organizational Learning In Asia Issues And Challenges 1st Edition Jacky Hong
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Publisher: Elsevier
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.45 MB
Pages: 216
Author: Jacky Hong, Robin Snell and Chris Rowley (Auth.)
ISBN: 9780128095805, 0128095806
Language: English
Year: 2017
Edition: 1st Edition

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Organizational Learning In Asia Issues And Challenges 1st Edition Jacky Hong by Jacky Hong, Robin Snell And Chris Rowley (auth.) 9780128095805, 0128095806 instant download after payment.

Organizational Learning in Asia: Issues and Challenges addresses important and pressing questions on organizational learning in Asia in both domestic and foreign firms—those that have been forgotten in the mainstream literature or that remain unasked and unanswered.

Three sets of questions are especially salient. First, how can firms operating in, or from, Asia detect, respect, recognize, and honor different cultural stances on suggestion-giving, knowledge sharing, and standardization while also challenging accepted wisdom, avoiding risks and mistakes, and voicing disagreement?

Second, how can such firms facilitate local experimentation and innovation by providing a common knowledge platform in a non-totalitarian manner? Finally, how can such forums promote ‘reverse’ knowledge transfer from subsidiary to headquarters and across subsidiaries in different nations by avoiding ethnocentricity, cultivating local talent, and building a group of 'communities of practice' across cultural and status boundaries?

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