How chief executives learn and what behavior factors distinguish them from other people

Article Abstract:

The findings of research conducted to analyze the learning behaviors of top managers and what are the factors that differentiate them from normal employee learning behavior are presented. The analysis provides useful data for developing effective learning programs for senior managers.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Behavior, Chief executive officers, Company business planning, Management development programs

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E-learning experiences: key questions to ask when considering implementing e-learning

Article Abstract:

A research is conducted on number of companies to evaluate merits and demerits of E-learning process. This research concludes that e-learning route is not suitable for everything.

Evaluation, Online education

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Learning that lasts

Article Abstract:

Few learning principles and practices that make workplace learning process easy and efficient are presented.

Management Training & Evaluation, Usage, Cognitive styles, Management training

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