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EFFECTIVE HR TRAINING AND
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
CHAPTER 4: TRAINING METHODS
TECHNIQUE AND AIDS
CHAPTER 4
Introduction
Helping employees to become effective in their jobs is
one of the fundamentally HR management that any
organization has to undertake. Employers depend on
the quality of their employees performance to achieve
organizational aims and objectives, employees have
motivational needs for development, recognition,
status, achievement etc can and should be met
through job-satisfaction. The initiative for providing this
help must come mainly from the employers.
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CHAPTER 4
The vocabulary to provide this kind of help in the
context of work include terms like training,
development, education and more recently human
resource development. The main of training i.e..
Effective performance logically leads to following
important conclusions that determine the design and
provision of training in practice, such as:
Training is always a means to an end and not the end
itself.
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Effective performance in terms of knowledge, skills
and attitudes by means of job analysis is of
fundamental importance.
It should be considered as an integral and vital part of
the whole work system.
Managers are responsible for effective performance
of work to gain organizational aims and objectives, they
should see that the employees are effectively trained.
While management has the main responsibility, all
staff in the organization are involved in training
managerial, personnel and training staff.
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