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The acquisition of knowledge in public organizations: the perspective of employees

Publication date: 25.11.2015

International Journal of Contemporary Management, 2015, Issue 14(2), pp. 23 - 32

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Foteini Asderaki
University of Piraeus, Faculty of Economics
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Joanna Samul
Bialystok University of Technology, Wiejska 45a, Białystok, Poland
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The acquisition of knowledge in public organizations: the perspective of employees

Abstract

Background. The importance of learning in and by organizations has since long been
recognized by academic and practitioner scientists for both business and public sector
organizations. In particular in the last decades interest in organizational learning has
been growing. There are important reasons for considering the acquisition of knowledge
in public service organizations.
Research aims. The paper reviews the state of research evidence in the field. The main question of this study is how important it is for employees in public sector to acquire the knowledge and use their full potential in the workplace and whether these organizations
Methods. The main source of empirical data is carried out by the authors of the study in
public sector organizations.
Key findings. The study was conducted using a questionnaire survey. The research shows high expectations related to knowledge acquisition opportunities in the workplace and partial fulfilment of these expectations by the subject organizations.

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Information: International Journal of Contemporary Management, 2015, Issue 14(2), pp. 23 - 32

Article type: Original article

Titles:

Polish:

The acquisition of knowledge in public organizations: the perspective of employees

English:

The acquisition of knowledge in public organizations: the perspective of employees

Authors

University of Piraeus, Faculty of Economics

Bialystok University of Technology, Wiejska 45a, Białystok, Poland

Published at: 25.11.2015

Article status: Open

Licence: None

Percentage share of authors:

Foteini Asderaki (Author) - 50%
Joanna Samul (Author) - 50%

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