Learning by doing can be obtained as a by-product of the production process, without the explicit intention to teach or train. In other words, workers learn from their experiences while performing their tasks, without the need for a structured course or training program. This type of learning is often practical, hands-on, and specific to the job being performed.

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Learning by Doing

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Learning by doing

A) requires a worker to take a course.
B) occurs over informal conversations.
C) is only applicable to one specific type of job.
D) is always general training.
E) may be obtained as a by-product of the production process.

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