Things That Worked for P&Gs R&D University: Create a Learning Environment

26 Oct 2011

Topics: Learning Excellence, Align, Organize

The staff at P&G’s Research & Development University (RDU) is dedicated to maximizing and accelerating learning. Staff does this in two ways. First, they assure that the learning environment is distraction-free. Second, they address foundational levels of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (see Figure 1).

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Things That Worked for P&Gs R&D University: Create a Learning Environment

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Things That Worked for P&Gs R&D University: Create a Learning Environment