Diagnosis of the applications of Continuous Learning of Watkins and Marsick Model in IT Industry of Indian Silicon Valley

Manohar Shetty

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Abstract: Each organization must turn into a learning association. Pioneers may think articulating a reasonable vision, the exact motivating forces for workers and giving preparing make associations to learn. This suspicion is not simply imperfect – it's hazardous despite heightened rivalry, progresses in innovation, and movements in client inclinations. In element complex circumstances cause and impacts are available in unobtrusive structures, yet the aftereffects of mediations are not instantly observable. In perspective of Watkins and Marsick, authoritative learning started with a shared perception that critical learning, Continuous Learning – It is the center of a fruitful association flourishing to increase focused edge over different organizations in a solid aggressive business. The goal of the study incorporates To determine the acts of Watkins and Marsick model in IT industry through Continuous Learning. Examination works together Moderate to High rankings for different components of Continuous Learning under demographic variables - Age, sexual orientation, Education, Occupation and Income. Exploration finishes up serious utilization of Continuous Learning in IT industry under demographic division variables. The movement from customary techniques to advanced strategies for Learning Organization practices is because of interest from the business and can even finish up giving Continuous Learning is have to associations in the dynamic association environment.

Keywords: Watkins and Marsick Model; Continuous Learning; stiff competitive market; dynamic organization environment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: J5 J53 M5 M51 M53 O3 O31 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-09-08
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