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Career development programs

['Training']
Career development programs
  • Employers can use many forms of career development to provide employees with advancement opportunities.

Career development programs can take many different forms, such as:

  • Internships,
  • Career planning seminars,
  • Computer-based training,
  • Job rotation/enlargement,
  • Mentoring, and
  • Succession planning.

The development of any employee will depend on several factors, including the employee’s desires and capabilities, the needs of the company, and the opportunities available. Organizations can work with employees to find opportunities to advance, or at least offer a chance Each employee is a unique individual with strengths and weaknesses. Some people are detail-oriented, while others are more creative. Employees will be drawn to tasks at which the individuals feel competent, and a manager can provide such opportunities.

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Career development programs
  • Employers can use many forms of career development to provide employees with advancement opportunities.

Career development programs can take many different forms, such as:

  • Internships,
  • Career planning seminars,
  • Computer-based training,
  • Job rotation/enlargement,
  • Mentoring, and
  • Succession planning.

The development of any employee will depend on several factors, including the employee’s desires and capabilities, the needs of the company, and the opportunities available. Organizations can work with employees to find opportunities to advance, or at least offer a chance Each employee is a unique individual with strengths and weaknesses. Some people are detail-oriented, while others are more creative. Employees will be drawn to tasks at which the individuals feel competent, and a manager can provide such opportunities.

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