Shift Your Mindset: Creating a Learning Culture on Your Team Keeley Sorokti MS in Learning & Organizational Change at Northwestern National Association of Bar Executives 2015 Annual Meeting - Chicago IL
Annual Performance Objective “I will learn _______ so that I can _________.”
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