Mark Smith
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Cultivating Learning and Curiosity with C4E
Create an environment where curiosity is encouraged, and the pursuit of knowledge is seen as a collective responsibility.
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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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