Treating progress functions as a managerial opportunity¶
Dutton, J. M., & Thomas, A. (1984). Treating progress functions as a managerial opportunity. Academy of Management Review, 9(2), 235-247.
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- Learning Curve Effects
- Confusing the two leads forecasters to attribute improvement to "maturity" when it is actually the byproduct of volume, and to expect gains during periods of low activity that never arrive.
This sourceDistinguishes autonomous from induced learning and emphasizes that progress depends on accumulated activity, not the passage of time.
- Confusing the two leads forecasters to attribute improvement to "maturity" when it is actually the byproduct of volume, and to expect gains during periods of low activity that never arrive.
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