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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Training vs knowledge sharing
I wonder if anyone can tell me the difference between training and knowledge sharing? Any differences, even the slightest, are welcome.
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'Training' implies a knowledgeable trainer and a receptive trainee; 'knowledge-sharing' suggests an mutual exchange between equals.
- 'Training' implies a knowledgeable trainer and a receptive trainee; 'knowledge-sharing' suggests an mutual exchange between equals.
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'Training' implies a knowledgeable trainer and a receptive trainee; 'knowledge-sharing' suggests an mutual exchange between equals.
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