Mark Smith
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Cultivating Learning and Curiosity with C4E
This post was originally published in 2024. Some details may have changed since then.
Create an environment where curiosity is encouraged, and the pursuit of knowledge is seen as a collective responsibility.
Yes a C4E can help you develop these things but it helps if they are already valued and being lived out.
Valuing learning means that your culture:
😮 Encourages Risk-taking
This promotes an environment where calculated risks are encouraged, and failures are viewed as learning opportunities, not setbacks.
🏆 Recognises and Rewards People
Acknowledging and rewards efforts towards personal and professional growth, reinforcing the value placed on continuous learning and improvement.
The democratising of information and sharing what’s working / best practices moves from a culture with a focus on control and adherence to rules - to experimentation and fast learning.
What do you think?
How important is a culture of learning to implement a C4E?
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Mark Smith
Principal AI Strategist · Microsoft MVP
Helping people build practical AI skill in the Intelligence Age.
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