An effective training system is a set of integrated processes that transforms organizational inputs to meet organizational needs. It analyzes organizational and employee needs and responds strategically through training programs. Simply putting employees through training programs is too narrow a view; an effective system ensures training addresses analyzed needs in a logical manner.
An effective training system is a set of integrated processes that transforms organizational inputs to meet organizational needs. It analyzes organizational and employee needs and responds strategically through training programs. Simply putting employees through training programs is too narrow a view; an effective system ensures training addresses analyzed needs in a logical manner.
An effective training system is a set of integrated processes that transforms organizational inputs to meet organizational needs. It analyzes organizational and employee needs and responds strategically through training programs. Simply putting employees through training programs is too narrow a view; an effective system ensures training addresses analyzed needs in a logical manner.
Chapter 1 Many open systems exist as part of another system and, therefore, are called subsystems of that larger system. THE TRAINING PROCESS MODEL An effective training system is a set of processes designed to transform the organizational inputs into outputs that meets organizational needs O Viewing trainings as simply a program or a set of programs is too shortsighted; not just putting a large percentage of employees through some training. O It should be viewed as a set of integrated processes in which organizational and employee needs are analyzed and responded to in a rational, logical and strategic manner.