1. Age:
years old
2. Gender:
male
female
3. Ethnic background:
4. Educational background (checkmark the highest degree that
you currently hold):
1. Job title:
(e.g., training manager, e-learning specialist, performance
consultant, etc.)
2. Department:
(e.g., training, instructional design, organizational
development, human resources, sales, etc.)
3. Type of business:
(e.g., Manufacturing, Health Care, Education, Service,
Government, etc.)
4. How long have you been working for this organization?
Years
Months
(If you have been with your organization for less than a year,
enter "0" in the Years field, e.g. 0 Years 8 Months. If
you are unsure of the approximate number of months but know the
years, enter "0" in the Months field, e.g. 12 Years 0 Months.)
5. How satisfied are you with your job?
6. Because of the nature of your job, how often do you have
to interact with other people while performing your job tasks?
7. How much of your job knowledge is tangible and easy to
document and convey to others (explicit knowledge), and how much
of it is intangible and difficult to document and convey to
others (tacit knowledge)?
8. How often do you seek the following types of information
while performing your job tasks?
9. How frequently do you engage in the following activities,
when you have to learn something new to perform your job tasks?
(1-Never, 2-Seldom, 3-Sometimes, 4-Often, 5-Usually, 6-Almost
Always, 7-Always)
10. How much do you think the following factors affect the
degree of your engagement in informal learning?
In my organization, people openly discuss
mistakes in order to learn from them.
In my organization, people identify
skills they need for future work tasks.
In my organization, people help each
other learn.
In my organization, people can get
money and other resources to support their learning.
In my organization, people are given
time to support learning.
In my organization, people view
problems in their work as an opportunity to learn.
In my organization, people are
rewarded for learning.
In my organization, people give open
and honest feedback to each other.
In my organization, people listen to
others' views before speaking.
In my organization, people are
encouraged to ask "why" regardless of rank.
In my organization, whenever people
state their view, they also ask what others think.
In my organization, people treat each
other with respect.
In my organization, people spend time
building trust with each other.
In my organization, teams/groups have the
freedom to adapt their goals as needed.
In my organization, teams/groups
treat members as equals, regardless of rank,
culture, or other differences.
In my organization, teams/groups
focus both on the group's task and on how well the
group is working.
In my organization, teams/groups
revise their thinking as a result of group
discussions or information collected.
In my organization, teams/groups are
rewarded for their achievements as a team/group.
In my organization, teams/groups are
confident that the organization will act on their
recommendations.
My organization uses two-way
communication on a regular basis, such as suggestion
systems, electronic bulletin boards, or town
hall/open meetings.
My organization enables people to get
needed information at any time quickly and easily.
My organization maintains an
up-to-date data base of employee skills.
My organization creates systems to
measure gaps between current and expected
performance.
My organization makes its lessons
learned available to all employees.
My organization measures the results
of the time and resources spent on training.
My organization recognizes people for
taking initiative.
My organization gives people choices
in their work assignments.
My organization invites people to
contribute to the organization's vision.
My organization gives people control
over the resources they need to accomplish their
work.
My organization supports employees
who take calculated risks.
My organization builds alignment of
visions across different levels and work groups.
My organization helps employees
balance work and family.
My organization encourages people to
think from a global perspective.
My organization encourages everyone
to bring the customers' views into the decision
making process.
My organization considers the impact
of decisions on employee morale.
My organization works together with
the outside community to meet mutual needs.
My organization encourages people to
get answers from across the organization when
solving problems.
In my organization, leaders generally
support requests for learning opportunities and
training.
In my organization, leaders share up
to date information with employees about
competitors, industry trends, and organizational
directions.
In my organization, leaders empower
others to help carry out the organization's vision.
In my organization, leaders mentor
and coach those they lead.