The theory of learning is simple. It is recognized that repetition of the same operation results in less time or effort expended on that operation. For the Wright learning curve, the underlying hypothesis is that the direct labor man-hours necessary to complete a unit of production will decrease by a constant percentage each time the production quantity is doubled. If the rate of improvement is 20% between doubled quantities, then the learning percent would be 80% (100-20=80).”
Hum… that’s interesting… Basically, I’m feeling particularly steep in the learning curve this morning. Hanging on the side of a sheer cliff looking up dauntingly. Learning leadership. Learning computer networking. Learning IT. Learning, learning, learning, learning….
so much.
