Executive Learning and Development

  • Sampietro M
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Abstract

The fast-changing competitive landscape requires continuous skills updates and improvements at all levels, from blue collars to CEOs. A skills update is particularly relevant for executives because of their considerable influence on the performance of the organizations they work for. However, executives’ learning and development has some peculiarities, such as:While organizations design or recommend training programs for their employees, executives are often out of the loop, as they have the autonomy to decide whether they need to develop or improve a particular skill set themselves and, if this is the case, how to acquire such skills.Their development has an impact on many other people.Executives have very busy agendas; learning and development must take this important constraint into consideration.When attending training programs, executives are not focused on learning alone but also on developing business relationships with other participants.

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Sampietro, M. (2019). Executive Learning and Development. In Handbook of Vocational Education and Training (pp. 711–728). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-94532-3_96

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