7 June 1999

Item 12: Opportunities to Learn and Grow

The twelve key dimensions that describe great workgroups (part 13)

The need to learn and grow is a natural instinct for human beings. We can learn and grow by finding more efficient ways to do our jobs. Where there is growth, there is innovation, and this is a breeding ground for more positive and refreshing perspectives toward ourselves and others.
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