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InstituteTrainingTrainingTraining & DevelopmentUSAEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaCompliance and Exceptions (Level 2)Human Resources

How to train

['Training']
How to train
  • Companies should ensure training is thoughtfully planned and well-executed to avoid wasting the investment.

Training is not something that should be done haphazardly. Companies cannot afford to allocate dollars to an ill-conceived training project. Planning, corporate engagement, delivery, and measurement all play into a successful effort. At its best, training can improve productivity and employee performance, and make a positive impact on the bottom line.

Developing the best program

While employees benefit from numerous types of training, it’s not practical to try to implement programs in every area at once. A well-defined procedure can help identify which training and development programs would make the greatest impact on an organization, and lead a company to implement that training effectively.

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FOUNDATIONAL LEARNING
How to train
  • Companies should ensure training is thoughtfully planned and well-executed to avoid wasting the investment.

Training is not something that should be done haphazardly. Companies cannot afford to allocate dollars to an ill-conceived training project. Planning, corporate engagement, delivery, and measurement all play into a successful effort. At its best, training can improve productivity and employee performance, and make a positive impact on the bottom line.

Developing the best program

While employees benefit from numerous types of training, it’s not practical to try to implement programs in every area at once. A well-defined procedure can help identify which training and development programs would make the greatest impact on an organization, and lead a company to implement that training effectively.

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