A learning organization does not make supervision obsolete; rather, it transforms the role of supervisors. In a learning organization, supervisors become facilitators and mentors who support employee development and foster a culture of continuous improvement. This shift emphasizes collaboration and knowledge sharing, enhancing overall performance rather than eliminating the need for oversight. Thus, supervision evolves to focus more on guidance and empowerment than on traditional management.
Maybe this'll work: "Placing your questions in the wrong category is quickly becoming an obsolete idea."
DVD is not obsolete. DVD currently makes up nearly 90% of movie sales, and DVD-R is cheaper per gigabyte than Blu-Ray recordable.
1. It uses new tech. which then makes the mainstream obsolete.
Because learning more makes you smarter
it is a type of organization where the one who makes the project
Learning to spell makes you fell glad about yourself.
Muck is slimy mud, or something which makes something dirty. It is also an obsolete, derogatory term for money.
The question is worded wrongly!! The question only makes sense if you ask: What is a learning gap? or What are learning gaps?
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t-rex, why would need something that just mauls on everything and makes puzzles obsolete?
They are presently made over-seas under Eastwood's name and supervision.
No, that is rediculous...how would learning anything make you shrink?