viable methods used to create sustained organizational learning. These case studies should be empirical studies no later than 2005. Continuous innovation to ensure sustained organizational learning. Ensuring adequate staffing levels to provide sustainable organizational learning. Acquisition of managerial competencies that promote sustainable organizational learning. Write a paper of 1,000-1,250 words that compares the three methods (strengths and weaknesses) and determines which is most likely to have the greatest success if implemented in a

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thematic analysis of literature in order to influence of transformational leadership on organizational outcome. The data is identified from relevant literature on organizational behavior and then used in the creation of a more coherent picture. Recommendations and conclusion is then presented on the benefits of transformational leaders to various organizations. The concept of transformational leadership has been suggested to lead to an improvement in the level of organizational outcomes (Tucker

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