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Research suggests that learning at work involves needless psychological distress among managers. It is proposed that management educators make it a priority to equip managers to adopt better learning practices. A picture of learning practices at work that promise to be“emotionally better” has been assembled and presented. There is more than a hint of reservation in the conclusion.

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