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What learning culture means and why it matters<\/h2>\n

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Organizations today are under constant pressure to change. New technologies, evolving business models, and economic uncertainty require employees to continuously learn and develop. <\/p>\n

However, learning does not happen automatically. Whether employees actively develop themselves, share knowledge, or try new things depends largely on the learning culture within the organization. <\/p>\n

Learning culture describes the attitudes, values, and practices surrounding learning and development. It reflects how important learning is in everyday work and how naturally it is embedded in daily practice. <\/p>\n

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Learning culture can be viewed from three perspectives:<\/p>\n