EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAINING ON EMPLOYEEMENT

PERFORMANCE

A summer Assignment Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of
Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration (BBA)
OF

AMITY UNIVERSITY

BY

Divya Raghuvanshi
(Registration No: A30306419031)
Batch: 2019-22

Under the guidance of

Prof. Mrs. Preetha Suresh

AMITY GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOOL BANGALORE

372 Saint Johns Hospital Road, Santhosapuram, Koramangala 3 Block, Koramangala,
Bengaluru, Karnataka 560034

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 DECLARATION

I hereby declare that the Summer Assignment Project report entitled “Effectiveness of
training on employee performance” submitted by me Divya Raghuvanshi, A30306419031 in
partial fulfilment for the award of Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration to Amity
University is genuine and original research carried out by me.

Place:- Amity Global Business School, Bangalore. Name of student): Divya Raghuvanshi
(Reg. No. ): A30306419031
(Batch): 2019-22

Date:

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 CERTIFICATE

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Behind every success, there is a driving force that motivates and inspires. I feel blessed
when I say that I had not one but many sources of inspiration. I want to take this
opportunity to thank each one of them in this section of the project.

First and foremost I would like to pay my humble gratitude to Prof. Preetha Suresh , who
has been a teacher, mentor and guide to me throughout my first year in college. I was
fortunate to study under her and got to learn immensely. She believed in me and expected
nothing but the best from me. She is responsible for the level of quality in my work that I
have attained today.
Secondly, I want to thank Amity, Bangalore for having given me this opportunity to work
and gain valuable experience through an Organizational Study in a private limited company.

I am always thankful to God for giving me parents who have stood by my side through thick
and thin. They have always motivated, inspired and guided me, shown me right from wrong
and instilled in me the power of being rational. I would not be what I am today if it wouldn’t
have been for my parents. I owe the success of my project report to these people

(sign)
(Name of student): Divya Raghuvanshi
(Reg. No.): A30306419031

(Batch): 2019-22

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 TABLE OF CONTENT
S.no Topics Page no.
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1. Introduction 9
1.1 About Human Resource 9
1.2 Importance of Human Resource 10
1.3 History of Human Resource 12
1.4 About Training 14
1.5 Nature of Training 15
1.6 Objectives of study 16
1.7 Scope of the study 16
1.8 Sources of information 16
1.9 Company overview 16
1.10 SWOT Analysis 22

2. Literature Review 24
2.1 Concept of training 24
2.2 Objectives of training 24
2.3 Inputs in training 24
2.4 Benefits of employee training 26
2.5 Methods of training 28
2.6 Sorts of Preparing dependent on content kind 38
2.7 Training Process 39
2.8 From the journals and Articles 46
3. Research Methodology 48
3.1 Geographical Area 49
3.2 Period 49
3.3 Types of Research 49
3.4 Sampling Procedure 49
3.5 Data collection method 49
3.6 Data collection instrument 50
3.7 Tools used for analysis 50
4. Data Analysis and Interpretation 51
4.1 CHI-SQUARE test 60
5. Summary 66
Findings 68
Suggestions 70
Bibliography 72
Appendix 77

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 ABSTRACT

Training is a learning experience in the sense that it aims to make a reasonably

permanent change in an individual's capacity to function on the job. Training,
we commonly say, can transform a person's ability, knowledge, attitude, and
social behavior. It entails altering what employees know, how they work, their
attitude about their jobs, and how they interact with coworkers and managers.

THE EXPECTED RESULTS OF TRAINING PROGRAMME

PRODUCTION IMPROVEMENT: Training aids in the improvement of

performance. Employees that have been trained to use improved work methods
perform better.

BETTER WORK QUALITY: The best methods are standardized and taught to
employees through formal training. Employees perform better by employing
better methods of work.

LOWER COSTS: Trained staff use resources and machinery more efficiently.
Reduced waste and spoilage, as well as increased production, help to reduce the
cost of operation per unit.

REDUCTION IN SUPERVISION: Employees who have been well-trained are

more self-reliant and motivated. The training goals and objectives are aligned
with the company's goals and objectives. The following are the general goals of
any training programmed:

 To instill basic information and skills in new entrants in order for them to
function well in their careers.

 To enable the individual to meet the job's and organization's changing

requirements.

 Demonstrate new approaches and ways of executing the task or activities

to the employees.

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 LIST OF TABLES

Table No Tables Page

No.

4.1 Age of Respondents 52

4.2 Gender 52

4.3 Recurrence of Training Programs 53

4.4 Significance of training program in the association 54

4.5 Fulfillment of training program 55

4.6 Training program helps to improve the performance 56

level

4.7 Training Helps employees as well as organization 57

4.8 Quality of training provide by the company 58

4.9 Which training program you had undergone 54

4.10 Training practice in company need any modification 55

4.11 Training improve productivity 56

4.12 Training programmed is compulsory for employees 57

4.13 Analysis of opinion regarding quality of topics 59

covered and satisfactory level

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 LIST OF CHARTS

Chart no. Charts Page

no.

4.1 Age of respondents 52

4.2 Gender 53

4.3 Recurrence of training programs 54

4.4 Significance of training program in the association 55

4.5 Fulfillment of training program 56

4.6 Training program helps to improve the performance 57

level

4.7 Training help employees as well as organization 58

4.8 Quality of training provide by the company 59

4.9 Which training program you had undergone 60

4.10 Training practice in company need any modification 61

4.11 Training improve productivity 62

4.12 Training programmed is compulsory for employees 63

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 CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION

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1.1 About Human Resources

Human resources refers to both the people who work for a company or
organization and the department in charge of handling all employee-related
issues. Employees are one of the most precious resources in any company or
organization. The phrase “human resources” was coined in the 1960s, when the
importance of labor relations began to be recognized, and concepts like
motivation, organizational behavior, and selection assessments began to take
shape in a variety of work environments.

Human resource management is a modern umbrella word that refers to how a

business manages and develops its people. Human resource management,
sometimes known as people or talent management (although both words are a
bit outdated), is responsible for controlling all aspects of an organization’s
human capital management.

As a result, human resource management focuses on a few key topics,

including:

 Recruiting and putting together a team

 Benefits and compensation
 Education and training
 Organizational growth and labor relations

Because there are so many aspects of human resource management, it’s

common for people in this sector to specialize in one or more of them. HR
workers have a variety of similar job titles, including:

 Specialist in training and development

 Benefits specialist HR manager
 Generalist in human resources
 Manager of Employment Services
 Specialist in compensation and job analysis
 Manager of training and development
 Benefits Counselor Recruiter
 Analyst of personnel

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1.2 IMPORTANCE OF HUMAR RESOURCE

Not every business organization or values its human resources department.

Because their goal is to guarantee that the company gets the most out of its
personnel, human resources specialists are the heartbeat of the organization. To
put it another way, the human resource department must deliver a good return
on the company’s investment in its employees.

Recruitment process

One reason for the importance of the human resource department is that it
handles the company’s recruitment needs. The human resources department is
usually in charge of employee recruitment, which involves interviewing and
selecting new personnel.

This includes identifying when recruitment is required in each department as

well as whether or not the hire will help the organization. When it comes to
hiring new employees, the human resource department must not only look at the
candidates’ resumes, but also interview them to ensure that they are a good fit
for the company’s culture.

Onboarding of new employees

The human resource department’s job does not end with the recruitment process
of finding potential applicants. They also take care of newly hired staff,
planning and scheduling their induction programmed.

A positive induction or onboarding experience assists your new employee in

settling in and avoiding future workplace troubles.
Remember that while planning a successful induction process can be time
consuming, it will benefit the organization in the long term because the new
employee will be able to settle into their own workflow more easily and
quickly.

Employees should be grounded.

After hiring and settling new workers into their jobs and responsibilities, the
human resource department does not sit around.

They are continually attempting to improve the quality of life at work by

developing and implementing programmed and policies such as personal and
annual leave, daycare services, and other incentives.

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Their role is to make sure that employees can come to work even if their regular
babysitter is sick or there is no one available to look after their children during
the school holidays.

Even if the employees have family concerns, if they are given options and
choices, they will feel more at peace coming to work; especially if they know
their bosses are concerned.

Employee supervision

Another reason for the importance of the human resource department is that it is
they who keep employees grounded by ensuring employee satisfaction,
employment engagement, and even workplace atmosphere. You may learn
about basic and successful employee engagement strategies that can help your
organization engage its workers.

Employee benefits and incentives are handled by the human resource

department, as previously stated. Offering and processing application and claim
forms are examples of employee benefits.
Human resources is also on hand to assist employees with any questions they
may have about her benefits or incentives.

Development and training

One strategy to boost employee engagement is to invest in training and

development. The human resources department is responsible for continuing the
education of existing employees and regularly improving their skills and
expertise.

For a corporation to retain its level of professionalism and skill, ongoing

employee training is essential.

To guarantee that its staff are adequately trained, the department typically
discovers or creates various sorts of training and programmed, such as first aid
courses or software classes. Employees, and even management, require
refresher training from time to time.

Paperwork

The human resource department manages the employee database, which

contains all of the information the organization requires on each and every
employee, as most of us are already aware. The human resource department is

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in charge of personal and confidential information such as an employee’s
contract, work responsibilities, discipline records, and performance evaluations.
One argument for the importance of the human resource department is that
employees’ information is easily available whenever it is needed.

Compliance with the law

Legal compliance refers to the human resource department’s responsibility for
adhering to certain labor laws. This includes informing (or reminding!) all
employees on union and state rules regarding topics such as break time, lunches,
overtime, minimum wage, and even discrimination.

The human resource department keeps the corporation up to date on any

changes in the business and, if necessary, government legislation and rulings.

Public relations
Public relation is a term that refers to the building public relations is an
important component of establishing a business as a competitor in its industry.

The human resources department actively participates in public relations

through organizing business meetings, seminars, and official events to help the
company establish relationships with other businesses and the target market.

Image of the company

Another reason for the importance of the human resource department is that it is
responsible for the company’s corporate image. They are in charge of ensuring
that all employees are aware of the corporate values and that they are upheld.

By complying with numerous regulations, executing administrative processes,

and formulating policies in the most cost-effective manner, the human resources
department safeguards the company’s interests, image, and success in every
way possible.

1.3 HISTORY OF HUMAN RESOURCES

The history of Human Resource Management (HRM) dates to the late 1800s,
when welfare officers (sometimes known as “welfare secretaries”) were first
established. They were all ladies who worked to safeguard women and girls.
Their creation was a response to the following:

 Industrial circumstances are harsh.

 The franchise’s extension has put a lot of pressure on the company.
 The impact of labor unions and the labor movement

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  Enlightened employers, generally Quakers, campaigned for what was
referred to as “industrial betterment.”

There was some conflict as the function evolved, between the goal of moral
protection for women and children and the requirement for increased output.

Developments in the 20th century

The development of people management was pushed by the First World War.
Women were enlisted in significant numbers to fill the voids left by men
enlisting in the military. This involved striking an agreement with trade unions
over ‘dilution,’ or allowing unskilled women into craftsmen’s jobs and
modifying staffing levels (often after bitter disputes).

Jobs with titles like “Labor Manager” or “Employment Manager” were

introduced to the engineering industry and other businesses with huge plants in
the 1920s. The job entailed dealing with absences, recruitment, dismissal, and
bonus questions. Employers’ federations negotiated national pay rates with
unions, particularly in engineering and shipbuilding, although there were local
and district differences and plenty of room for disagreements.

The economy was beginning to improve in the 1930s. As a way of recruiting,

keeping, and motivating people, big firms in these emergent areas saw the
potential in enhancing employee perks. The global slump, however, affected
older industries including textiles, mining, and shipbuilding. These industries
didn’t adopt new procedures since they didn’t need to because they didn’t have
a hard time finding workers.

During WWII, all establishments producing war materials were required to have
full-time welfare and personnel workers. The Ministry of Labor and National
Service insisted on it, just as the previous conflict’s government insisted on
welfare workers at munitions manufacturers. Specialist personnel management
was seen by the government as part of a quest for better efficiency. As a result,
the personnel function rose significantly in size, reaching roughly 5,300 persons
in 1943.

Reaping the Benefits of Human Resources

By 1945, the wide phrase “personnel management” had come to encompass

both job management and welfare activities. The wartime experience had shown
that employment policy might influence output and productivity. During
wartime, the personnel function was primarily responsible for enforcing the

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norms demanded by large-scale, state-controlled production. As a result, the
image of a new profession was dominated by bureaucracy.

Following the deterioration of labor relations in the 1960s, Lord Donovan

established a Royal Commission. It was scathing of both employers and unions
when it published its report in 1968; personnel managers were chastised for
lacking negotiation skills and failing to prepare industrial relations strategy.
At least in part, Donovan claimed, these flaws stemmed from management’s
failure to place a high enough premium on personnel management.

Employment began to grow dramatically in the 1960s and 1970s.

Simultaneously, personnel approaches were created based on social science
ideas of motivation and organizational behavior. Selection testing grew more
common, and management training got more extensive. Specializations began
to emerge in the 1970s, with reward and resourcing, for example, being treated
as distinct challenges.

The term ‘Human Resource Management’ was coined in the United States
around the mid-1980s. The word ‘Human Resource’ is an intriguing one; it
seemed to imply that employees were an asset or resource-like machines, while
also emphasizing employee dedication and motivation. We consistently stress to
customers at Consensus HR the necessity of maximizing one of your most
valuable business assets and resources: your people.

1.4 ABOUT TRAINING

Training is the process of improving one’s knowledge and abilities in order to

do a specific task. It is a method for people to acquire knowledge and skills for
a specific goal. The goal of training is to close the gap between employment
requirements and current skills. An employee’s competence Training is a never-
ending or continuous procedure that aims to improve a person’s behaviour and
performance.

Today’s Indian businesses recognize the value of training as a tool for achieving
their strategic objectives. It is considered by the corporation as an investment in
one of its most dynamic assets, namely, personnel, rather than a longer period of
time. Many companies view training as a strategic instrument for retaining employees. It
assists the firm in developing a more intelligent workforce capable of dealing with any
situation.

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Every organization’s major goal is to improve its performance, but this can
never be achieved without effective employee performance. Training improves
profitability while creating more positive attitudes about profit orientation for
the organization.

Individuals benefit from training because it helps them build and improve their
job expertise while also assisting them in aligning with the organization’s goals.
Employees are taught how to perform present and future duties through
organized learning experiences. Individuals participating in training activities
increase their performance, which is at the heart of the programmed.

Training is critical because it is supposed to instill positive improvements in

knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Employee training is to enhance abilities so
that the employee is better prepared to do his current job or for a higher position
with more responsibility.

Organizations should create opportunity for people to grow not only in their
current jobs, but also in their capacities to pursue new options. Because the
organization must adapt to the changing environment, it must grow alongside its
personnel.

In any firm, training programmed are required to improve the quality of work
performed by employees at all levels, especially in today’s world of rapidly
changing technology and environment.

1.5 NATURE OF TRAINING

In its most basic form, training and development refers to an employee’s

acquisition of specific skills, abilities, and information. Training and
development is defined as “any effort to improve present or future employee
performance by boosting an employee’s ability to perform via learning, usually
by changing the person’s attitude or growing his or her skills and knowledge.”
The demand for training and development is defined by the performance deficit
of the employee, which is calculated as follows:

Standard performance – Actual performance = Training need.

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1.6 OBJECTIVES OF STUDY

 The purpose of this study is to understand the meaning and importance of

training in organizations.

 To investigate the link between employee performance and training.

 To learn about the employees’ perspectives on how training and

development has benefited them.

 To determine the competency levels of personnel as a result of the

training and development that has been implemented.

 To investigate the role of training and development in improving

individual performance and productivity.

1.7 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

The scope of study is to understand the training need and process in the
organization.

1.8 SOURCE OF INFORMATION

A specific mention should be made of the study’s methodology. The study uses
a variety of secondary sources of data as well as a large sample size for the
questionnaire. The research is based on secondary data obtained from the
company’s website.

1.9 COMPANY OVERVIEW

1.9.1 About Talent corner

Talent corner is a professional human resources firm that offers cutting-edge

recruitment solutions to businesses.

Talent Corner was founded in 2002 with a small team of three individuals and
has since evolved to become one of India’s premier HR management
companies, with 200+ employees in 15 locations around the country.

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Talent corner have over 900 clients in a variety of industries. The recruitment
industry in India is developing at a breakneck pace, necessitating a surge in
trained labor. In today’s difficult environment, Talent corner strives to match
the right individual to the appropriate job while providing the best possible
service.

To absorb new talent, Talent corner are constantly striving to make the
recruitment process easier, faster, and more transparent. The goal Talent corner
are attempting to attain is to close the gap and upgrade the relationship between
a candidate and a client.

1.9.2 MISSION AND VISION

Mission

“Through valued, compelling connections with our customers, to provide

comprehensive, high-quality services that enable us to become the first choice
in human resources management and a reliable partner in our area of operation.”

Vision

“To expand its vision of aims and continuously innovate in order to become a
hallmark of a dynamic organization that responds to the requirements of its
customers.”

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1.9.3 MILESTONES OF THE COMPANY

1.9.4 TALENT CORNER CORE VALUES

 Integrity: - Ethical | Fair | Fearless | Truthful

to develop past its viewpoint of objectives and enhance constantly, to turn
into a sign of a powerful association, reacting to its client needs.

 Transparency: - Honest | Open communication

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 We work with trustworthiness, give right data and keep an open
correspondence.

 Relationship: - Cohesive | collaborative | seamless

At the point when Transparency and Integrity are applied in any
relationship, it becomes consistent and agreeable.

1.9.5 TALENT CORNER SERVICES

 EXECUTIVE RECRUITMENT

On the off chance that the top administration is the cerebrum of the
organization, Junior and Mid-level positions are the heart, hands and legs of the
organization. This is the level which works and accomplishes the objectives or
headings set by the administration. Likewise at these levels, one can see
instability which straightforwardly affects the business. Subsequently at Talent
Corner we accept that Executive Recruitment is profoundly basic for the
organization just as for us.

The organization isn’t simply restricted to the individual or public activity, it is

additionally assuming an incredible part in the enrollment business. Online
Media has gotten colossal change the enrollment example and cycle. Presently a
day’s up-and-comer don’t transfer their CV’s hands on gateways, but they are
drawn nearer by the work searchers through social media.

In this situation, Talent Corner makes Value by: -

 Not Depending Alone on Job Portals. (We Have Our Own Database)

 Capacity to Reach Quickly to Professional and Social Online Networks. (Put

resources into Technology)

 Exhaustive Screening of Each Candidate through our Quality Call Pitch™

prior to introducing it to the Client.

 Every Recruiter is Trained in Head Hunting.

 CAMPUS RECRUITMENT

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SME section is assuming a critical part in the GDP of the country. As indicated
by the assessments of the Ministry of SMEs, the area contributes around 40% of
the assembling yield, represents more than 8% of the public GDP, and sets out
more occupation open doors both in rustic and metropolitan pieces of the
country. This area extends to a wide scope of employment opportunity profile.

In India, SME area is significantly run by families. This area flourishes to reach
to the corporate levels however they face difficulties in the spaces like
enlistment, HR rehearses and so forth Presently a day’s SME area is sincerely
making a decent attempt to conquer their enlistment challenges.

Post ‘Make in India’ crusade one can see a huge development in this specific
area. By passing judgment on the gigantic openness and openings in this area
now daily’s profoundly qualified and experienced individuals will begin or take
up testing positions in this area.

Yet drawing in new ability and ability to this area is one of the difficulties for
the SME area. We at Talent Corner offers the Campus Recruitment Solution.

Because of the data transfer capacity and spending imperative, it isn’t generally
feasible for the SME to by and by movement and select. Under Campus
Recruitment, we visit various schools and colleges and select the youthful
ability according to the necessity of our SME customers. This arrangement is
profoundly useful for the SME’s as it assists them with setting aside time and
cash.

Our Campus Recruitment Solution Team does the show and directs the Initial
round of screening prior to introducing the shortlisted possibility to the
customers for the last choice.

 CXO SEARCH

At Talent Corner, accept the CxO Search is an inquiry of things to come

pioneers. We offer a specific enrollment answer for recruit ability at a senior
level (General Manager and above). With quite a while of industry experience,
our group has a capacity to direct industry planning and contacting the right
ability.

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1.9.6 TALENT CORNER MANAGEMENT

Mr. Bankim Doshi:- Chairman

Mr. Bankim Doshi established the framework of Talent Corner in 2002 .

In 1978 he began his vocation as an insurance specialist with Life Insurance

Corporation of India (LIC). In the past he had dispatched numerous online
gateways like www.anurash.com (Offering and looking at different protection
products) www.lagnanbandhan.com (on-line wedding site) and
www.satpusto.com (a genealogical record site).

In 1989, he was likewise granted a GOLD Medal by Honorable LIC Chairman

for a record break business of 5 crores.

He assumes a significant part in building the groups and the methodology at

Talent Corner.

He unequivocally accepts that for the fruitful business one necessities to enable
the group and that group will take the organization to a higher level.

Mr. Rajesh Doshi: - Managing Director

He joined the organization in 2004 and extended the enlistment and business
advancement groups. He concocted a Franchise Model which is amazingly
impressive and compelling. Today Talent Corner is one of the Companies
which has maintained the establishment business development plan for a long
time and has carried heaps of achievement to its accomplices and to Talent
Corner.

He is centered around being answerable for the essential development of the

organization.

He has faith in the Philosophy of “Plan More, Think Longer and Once chose
Act Fast”.

Rashesh is a Member of BNI (Business Networking International), Round Table

India and Mr. Unforgiving Mariwala’s (Marico Industries) PSR Project –
Ascent

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1.10 SWOT ANALYSIS

SWOT analysis is a straightforward but effective framework for assessing your

company’s strengths and weaknesses, as well as the opportunities and dangers it
faces. It allows you to concentrate on your strengths, minimize threats, and
maximize the benefits of opportunities that come your way. The assessments of
potential dangers are an important aspect of swot analysis.

STRSTRENGTHS
1. Abundant financial resources
2. well known brand name
3. superior management talent
4. committed employees
5. Better recruitment skills
ANALYSIS
OPPORTUNITIES
1. rival firms are complacent
2. Chnaging customer needs
3. Rapid market growth
WEAKNESSES
1. limited financial resources
2. Higher costs
3. Limited employees
4. Lack of capabilities
5. reputation presence and reach
SWOT
THREATS
1. Environmental effects
2. New contracts and partners
3. Poor management strategies

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 CHAPTER 2
LITERATURE REVIEW

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2.1 CONCEPT OF TRAINING

Training is the process of improving one’s knowledge and abilities to do a

specific task. It is a method for people to acquire knowledge and skills for a
specific goal. The goal of training is to close the gap between job needs and an
employee’s current abilities. A person’s behavior and performance can be
improved through training. It is an ongoing or never-ending process. Although
training is strongly tied to education and development, the two words must be
distinguished.

2.2 OBJECTIVES OF TRAINING

The major point of preparing is to assist the association with accomplishing its
motivation by enhancing its distinct advantage – individuals it utilizes.
Preparing implies putting resources into individuals to empower them to
perform better and to enable them to utilize their inherent capacities. The
specific targets of preparing are to:

•Develop the capabilities of representatives and work on their presentation

•Help individuals to develop inside the association all together that, quite far, its
future requirements for human asset can be met from the inside

•Reduce the learning time for representatives beginning in new positions on

arrangement, transferor advancement, and guarantee that they become
completely skillful as fast and financially as could be expected.

2.3 INPUTS IN TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

Any preparation and advancement program should contain inputs which

empower the members to acquire abilities, learn hypothetical ideas and assist
with obtaining vision to investigate far off future. Also, there is a need to confer
moral direction, underscore on attitudinal changes and stress upon dynamic and
critical thinking capacities.

Abilities

Preparing, as was expressed prior, is bestowing abilities to workers. A laborer

needs abilities to work machines and utilize different types of gear with least
harm or scrap. This is a fundamental ability without which the administrator
won’t work. There is likewise the requirement for engine abilities. Engine
abilities allude to execution of explicit proactive tasks. These abilities include

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preparing to move different pieces of one’s body because of certain outer and
inward upgrades. Normal engine abilities incorporate strolling, riding a bike,
tying a shoelace, tossing a ball and driving a vehicle. Engine abilities are
required for all workers – from the representative to the head supervisor.
Workers, especially managers and chiefs, need relational abilities mainstream
known as the relationship building abilities. Relational abilities are expected to
comprehend oneself as well as other people better, and act likewise. Instances of
relational abilities incorporate tuning in, convincing, and showing a
comprehension of others’ sentiments.

Education

The purpose of education is to teach theoretical concepts and cultivate

reasoning and judgment. Human resources experts know that any training and
development plan must include educational elements. Any such courses have
university professors as reference persons to inspire participants’ theoretical
knowledge of the topic to be discussed. In fact, the organization assigns or
encourages employees to take part-time courses. As we all know, CEOs will
attend refresher courses taught by business schools. Education is more
important to managers and executives than it is to lower-level employees.

Development

Another component of training and development is development, which is less

focused on skills, but emphasizes knowledge. Knowledge of the business
environment, management principles and technology, interpersonal
relationships, industry-specific analysis, etc. helps to better manage the
company.

Ethics

There is need for giving more noteworthy moral direction to a preparation and
advancement program. There is no forswearing of the way that morals are
generally disregarded in organizations. Unscrupulous practices have large
amounts of showcasing, money and creation work in an association. They are
less see and discussed in the faculty work. In the event that the creation, money
and advertising faculty enjoy untrustworthy practices the flaw lays on the HR
chief. It is his/her obligation to edify every one of the representatives in the
association about the need of moral conduct.

Attitudinal change

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Individuals’ feelings and opinions about others are reflected in their attitudes.
Motivation, job happiness, and job commitment are all influenced by one’s
attitude. Negative attitudes must be transformed into positive ones. It’s difficult
to modify unfavorable attitudes because –

1.Employees are resistant to change.

2.They are already committed.

3.Information alone may not be enough to influence attitudes. Nonetheless,

attitudes must shift so that employees feel dedicated to the firm, are encouraged
to achieve higher levels of performance, and are satisfied with their jobs and
working environment.

Decisions making and problem-solving skills

The methods and procedures for making organization decisions and addressing
work-related problems are the focus of decision-making and problem-solving
skills. The goal of decision-making and problem-solving skills training is to
improve trainees’ ability to describe problems, collect and analyze data, produce
alternative solutions, and make the best option among them.

This form of training is generally given to aspiring managers, supervisors, and

professionals.

2.4 BENEFITS OF EMPLOYEE TRAINING

How Training Benefits the Organization:

 Leads to further developed productivity and additionally more uplifting

outlooks towards benefit direction. Further develops the work
information and abilities at all levels of the association

 Improves the assurance of the labor force

 Helps individuals relate to authoritative objectives

 Helps make a superior corporate picture

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  Fosters credibility, transparency, and trust

 Improves connection among chief and subordinate

 Aids in hierarchical turn of events

 learns from the student

 Helps plan rules for work

 Aids in comprehension and completing authoritative approaches.

 Provides data for future necessities in every aspect of the association

 Organization gets more successful dynamic and critical thinking abilities

 Aids being developed for advancement from the inside

 Aids in creating initiative abilities, inspiration, faithfulness, better

mentalities, and different viewpoints that effective specialists and
supervisors typically show

 Aids in expanding usefulness as well as nature of work

 Helps minimize expenses in numerous spaces, for example creation,

faculty, organization, and so on

 Develops a feeling of obligation to the association for being equipped and

learned

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  Improves Labor-the board relations

 Reduces outside counseling costs by using skillful inside meeting

 Stimulates preventive administration rather than extinguishing fires

 Eliminates problematic conduct (like concealing instruments)

 Creates a fitting environment for development, correspondence

 Aids in working on hierarchical correspondence

2.5 METHODS OF TRAINING

 On the job training

 Off the job training
(a) Classroom training
(b) vestibule training
(c) Mentoring
(d) Programmed instructions
I Computer assisted instruction
(f) Audio visual technique
(g) Simulation
(h) Business Games

2.5.1 On the job training

Supervisors have two amazing methods of working on the presentation and

efficiency of their subordinates, which are guiding and hands on preparing.

Guiding is the way toward assisting a subordinate with characterizing and

resolve individual issues that impact execution or to foster a decent demeanour
to work.

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Hands on preparing is the way toward clarifying, exhibiting and the organized
management of explicit abilities or specific errands. It is like the educating
interaction. Hands on preparing is frequently alluded to as OJT.

These are profoundly compelling in three circumstances, which are:

A. Settling individuals issues:- All supervisors are confronted with issue

individuals every once in a while. Directing and preparing are consistently the
first contemplations in quite a while however they don’t generally bring about
progress and here and there more extreme activity is required. This is shrouded
in the Problem People and Positive Discipline modules.

Ieeping up with bunch norms :- The administration of individuals both as people

and gatherings is a unique cycle as nothing is left static ? issues are continually
emerging. A decent director should know about this and be continually prepared
to utilize advising and preparing to keep up with guidelines.

C. To accomplish ceaseless improvement :- The most ideal approach to stay

away from issues is to stay in front of them by being proactive. You should
have an arrangement for every person in your gathering and for the gathering
overall. Specifically new and unpracticed gathering individuals need
extraordinary treatment with the goal that they can meet required degrees of
execution.

The fundamental strategies for one-the-work preparing include:

• Demonstration/guidance - telling the learner the best way to do the work

• Coaching - a more concentrated strategy for preparing that includes a nearby

working connection between an accomplished worker and the student

• Job revolution - where the –earner is given a few positions in progression, to

acquire insight of a wide scope of exercises (for example an alumni the board
learner may spend periods in a few distinct offices)

• Projects - workers jo–n a task group - which give– them openness to different
pieces of the business and permit them to participate in new exercises. Best
undertaking groups are "multi-disciplinary"

2.5.1.1 Steps included in On-the-job training:

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Stage 1

• Prepare the specialist

• Put the specialist calm

• State the work and discover what the specialist definitely thinks about it

• Stimulate the specialist's premium i’ learning the work

• Place the specialist in the right position

Stage 2

• Present the tasks

• Tell, show and represent each significant point in turn

• Stress each central issue

• Instruct unmistakably, totally and calmly, however show close to the laborer
can dominate

Stage 3

• Try out the specialist's presentation

• Have the specialist do the work, and right blunders

• Have the specialist disclose each central issue to you as the person rehashes
the work

Stage 4

• Follow up

• Put the specialist on their own

• Designate to whom the individual ought to go for help

• Check every now and again

• Encourage questions

• Taper off additional instructing and lessen follow-up

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2.5.1.2 The benefits and weaknesses of this type of preparing can be
summed up as follows:

Benefits

1. Generally most savvy

2. Employees are really useful
3. Opportunity to learn while doing
4. Training close by genuine partners

Weaknesses

1. Quality relies upon capacity of mentor and time accessible

2. Bad propensities may be passed on
3. Learning climate may not be favorable
4. Potential interruption to creation

2.5.2 Off the job training

This happens when representatives are detracted from their work environment
to be prepared. Normal strategies for off-the-work preparing include:

 Day discharge (worker gets some much needed rest work to go to a

nearby school or preparing focus)
 Distance learning/evening classes
 Block discharge courses - which may –include a little while at a nearby
school
 Sandwich courses - where the –order invests a more extended time of
energy at school (for example a half year) prior to getting back to work
 Sponsored courses in advanced education
 Self-study, PC based preparing

The representative is shipped off another area outside the business to get
familiar with an expertise or procure significant information. Off-the-work
preparing may incorporate

(1) talks and exhibitions;

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(2) reproductions, pretends and games;

(3) self-study

(4) going to outside courses, for instance, on day-discharge;

(5) secondment, which implies that the worker is transitory detracted from
his/her normal occupation to acquire further experience somewhere else.

Benefits

(1)specialists can be utilized to teach the workers;

(2) preparing can be more focused;

(3) it is more appropriate for hypothetical guidance;

(4) it tends to be less unpleasant.

(5) A more extensive scope of abilities or capabilities can be gotten and Can
gain from outside trained professionals or specialists

(6) Employees can be more certain when beginning position

Detriments

(1) there might be no immediate connection between the preparation and the
work;

(2) it very well may be counterfeit;

(3) coaches may not have a clue about the particular states of the work;

(4) it is generally more costly;

(5) representatives can't work while’ they are being prepared.

(6) More costly – for example transport and convenience

(7) Lost working time and expected yield from worker

(8) New representatives may in any case require some enlistment preparing

(9) Employees currently have new abilities/capabilities and may leave for better
positions

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(A) Classroom training :- The customary kind of preparing with address as the
main technique for organizing learning.

(B) Vestibule preparing :- Preparing in a re-enacted setting which allows the

student to secure the abilities and information with a recompense for
committing errors. Likewise called lab preparing. A vestibule is a huge
passageway or banquet hall or region. Vestibule Training is a term for close the-
work preparing, as it offers admittance to something new (learning). There are
numerous benefits of vestibule preparing. The specialists are prepared as though
at work, yet it doesn't meddle with the more crucial undertaking of creation.
Move of abilities and information to the working environment isn't needed since
the homeroom is a model of the workplace. Classes are little so the students got
prompt input and pose inquiries more effectively than in a huge study hall. Its
primary weakness is that it is very costly as it copies the creation line and has a
little student to coach proportion. A strategy utilized in administrator preparing
in which the preparation area is isolated from the fundamental useful spaces of
the plant; incorporates understudy carrels, address rooms, and in numerous
occurrences the very sort of gear that the learner will use in the work station.

(C) Coaching :- "Coaching is “to help and urge individuals to deal with their
own learning all together that they may boost their latent capacity, foster their
abilities, work on their exhibition and become the individual they need to be."

It’s an I”-house instructing strategy where no coach is utilized except for a

fruitful and skilful representative is named as a guide to the mentee, who
mentors the mentee throughout some undefined time frame to get effective.
Coaching is a casual connection between 2 individuals who are not related as a
chief and subordinate.

Tutoring is an incredible self-awareness and strengthening device. It is a viable

method of assisting individuals with advancing in their vocations and is getting
expanding famous as its latent capacity is figured it out. It is an association
between two individuals (guide and mentee) regularly working in a comparative
field or having comparable encounters. It is a useful relationship dependent on
shared trust and regard.

(D) Customized Instruction (PI):- These gadgets methodically organizational to

the student and get a reaction; they use support standards to advance suitable
reactions. At the point when PI was initially evolved during the 1950s, it was
believed to be valuable just for fundamental subjects. Today the technique is
utilized for abilities as different as airport regulation, outline perusing, and the
examination of government forms.

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Despite the fact that Skinners beginning customized guidance design has gone
through numerous changes, most transformations hold three fundamental
highlights:

(1) an arranged grouping of things, either questions or proclamations to which

the understudy is approached to react;

(2) the understudy's reaction, ‘which might be through filling in a clear,

reviewing the response to an inquiry, choosing from among a progression of
answers, or taking care of an issue;

(3) arrangement for guaranteed reaction affirmation, in some cases inside the
program outline itself yet as a rule in an alternate area, as on the following page
in a customized course reading or in a different window in the educating
machine.

Customized guidance is a strategy for introducing new topics to understudies in

a reviewed succession of controlled advances. Understudies work through the
customized material without help from anyone else at their own speed and after
each progression test their perception by responding to an assessment question
or filling in a graph. They are then quickly shown the right answer or given
extra data. PCs and different sorts of showing machines are regularly used to
introduce the material, in spite of the fact that books may likewise be utilized.

Modified guidance comprises of an organization of explanations and tests,

which direct the understudy to new articulations contingent upon his example of
mistakes. It depends on a specific device which is called instructing machine

(E) PC Assisted Instruction (CAI):- With CAI, understudies can learn at their
own speed, similarly as with PI. Since the understudy communicates with the
PC, it is accepted by numerous individuals to be a more powerful learning
gadget. Instructive choices can be immediately chosen to suit the understudy's
capacity’, and execution can be observed consistently. As guidance continues,
information are accumulated for checking and further developing execution.

A self-learning procedure, generally disconnected/internet, including

cooperation of the understudy with modified educational materials. PC helped
guidance (CAI) is an intelligent educational procedure whereby a PC is utilized
to introduce the informative material and screen the discovering that happens.

CAI utilizes a mix of text, illustrations, sound and video in upgrading to

organizing interaction. The PC has numerous reasons in the study hall, and it

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tends to be used to help an understudy in every aspect of the educational
program.

CAI alludes to the utilization of the PC as an apparatus to work with and further
develop guidance. CAI programs use instructional exercises, drill and practice,
re-enactment, and critical thinking ways to deal with present subjects, and they
test the understudy's agreement’

Sorts of Computer Assisted Instruction

1. Drill-and-practice Drill and practice give openings or understudies to more

than once practice the abilities that have recently been introduced and that
further practice is vital for authority.

2. Instructional exercise action incorporates both the introduction of data and its
augmentation into various types of work, including drill and practice, games
and re-enactment.

3. Games Game programming frequently makes a challenge to accomplish the

most elevated score and either beat others or beat the PC.

4. Recreation programming can give a guess of reality that doesn't need the ’ost
of reality or its dangers.

5. Disclosure approach gives an enormous data set of data explicit to a course or

content region and provokes the student to examine, look at, deduce and assess
dependent on their investigations of the information.

6. Critical thinking This methodology assists kids with creating explicit critical
thinking abilities and methodologies.

Benefits of CAI

 coordinated connection
 incredible helper
 opportunity to try different things with various alternatives
 quick reaction/prompt input to the appropriate responses evoked
 Self pacing - permit und–restudies to continue at their own speed
 Helps educator can commit more opportunity to singular understudies
 Privacy helps the bashful and moderate student to learns
 Individual consideration
 find out increasingly more quickly

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  sight and sound assists with understanding troublesome ideas through
multi tactile methodology • self-coordinated learning – understudies can
choose when, where, and what to realize

Restrictions of CAI

 may feel overpowered by the data and assets accessible

 over utilization of media may redirect the consideration from the
substance
 learning turns out to be excessively mechanical
 non accessibility of good CAI bundles
 absence of foundation

(F) Audio-visual Techniques :- Both TV and film expand the scope of abilities
that can be educated and the manner in which data might be introduced.
Numerous frameworks have electronic boards and slide projection gear. The
utilization of procedures that consolidate varying media frameworks, for
example, shut circuit TV and phones has brought forth another term for this sort
of preparing, tele training. The component on " Sesame Street " shows the “land
and assessment of one of TV's #1 youngsters' program as ‘a preparation gadget.

Varying media schooling or sight and sound based training (MBE) is guidance
where specific consideration is paid to the sound and visual show of the
material fully intent on further developing cognizance and maintenance.

After the utilization of preparing films and other visual guides during World
War II, varying media innovation steadily created in complexity and its
utilization turned out to be more inescapable in instructive foundations like
schools, schools, colleges, historical centers and displays, just as at traveler
objections, like the reason constructed round film.

 Equipment utilized for varying media introductions

 Dioramas

 Magic lamps

 Planetarium

 Film projectors

 Slide projectors

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  Opaque projectors (episcopes and epidiascopes)

 Overhead projectors

 Tape recorders

 Television

 Video

 Camcorders

 Video projectors

 Interactive whiteboards

 Digital video cuts

(G) Simulations: - Preparing recreations reproduce the fundamental attributes

of this present reality that are important to create both learning and the
exchange of new information and abilities to application settings. Both machine
and different types of test systems exist. Machine test systems regularly have
significant levels of. actual constancy: that is, they address this present reality's
functional’ gear. The primary motivation behind reproduction, in any case, is to
deliver mental constancy, that is, to imitate in the preparation those cycles that
will be needed at work. We reproduce for various reasons, including to control
the preparation climate, for wellbeing, to present input and other learning
standards, and to lessen cost.

The best limitation for some, associations is the capacity to draw in, hold,
connect with and foster ability. Simultaneously, the reasonable effect of close to
ceaseless change and intricacy in business conditions has implied that
individuals in associations should continually adjust.

On request to adjust rapidly, associations their labor forces and pioneers should
foster the ability to adapt ceaselessly. Numerous associations are discovering it
progressively hard to deliver the fundamental significant getting the hang of
utilizing conventional preparing strategies.

Recreation learning offers tremendous benefits over conventional preparing

strategies like talks, handbooks, and appraisals. It connects with members
intuitively assisting them with rehearsing, hold and apply what they have
realized.

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Advantages of Simulation Learning:

 Speeds up information move through learning by doing in a danger free

climate
 Gives members sensible and applicable settings in which to test and
foster their agreement, information, and skill
 Practice intrinsic in reenactments, improves move of information to hands
on execution
 Empowers members to create and disguise information by applying new
abilities in a danger free climate
 Gives constant input permitting members to evaluate their present
circumstance, break down alternatives for pushing ahead and measure
consequences of past choices and activities
 Intelligent, dynamic, drawing in and fun through plan components like
designs, video, sound, narrating, grounded learning, and conspicuous
conditions
 Gives an adaptable client driven experience that lifts inspiration

(H) Business games:- They are the immediate offspring of war games that have
been utilized to prepare officials in battle methods for many years. Practically
all early business games were intended to show essential business abilities, yet
later games likewise incorporate relational abilities. Restraining infrastructure
may be viewed as the quintessential business game for youthful entrepreneurs.
It is most likely the primary spot young people took in the words contract,
burdens, and go to prison.

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2.6 Sorts of preparing dependent on content kind :

Information (Cognitive learning) - Preparing with information as its substance

base, is generally a talk sort of preparing where realities and approach are
examined. These trainings can be supported with tests, stream graphs, charts,
conversations and so on For e.g., bank preparing programs for old investors,
who have been working with paper records and cupboards," Introduction to
Computers" will be an “information preparing, where the coach should take
them through the historical backdrop of PCs, portions of a PC, advantages of
utilizing PCs over paper documents and so forth

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Abilities (Psycho-engine learning)- In abilities preparing, accentuation is
given to utilization of the obtained information, either in a genuine or recreated
setting, likewise called hands on experience. This sort of preparing for the most
part brings about progress in speed or nature of errands performed. To take the
above model further, bank preparing projects to mentor on the most proficient
method to begin a PC, make records and organizers and so on a PC is an
illustration of Skills preparing.

Disposition (Affective learning)- This sort of preparing intends to achieve an

adjustment of qualities, mentalities, interests, feelings and feelings. It is the
most troublesome preparing of all, uniquely as it is hard to decide its viability.
So while its generally simple to disclose realities of processing to the investors
and show them how to work the machine, it is a humongous undertaking to
propel them to depend on PCs. It requires some investment and tremendous
measure of support. Ask any 90′s coach who was instrumental in Computer
trainings for organizations.

2.7 TRAINING PROCESS

As we have effectively examined the idea of preparing and improvement

exhaustively, let us currently go through the six stages in the preparation cycle.
Every one of those engaged with preparing should know about the vital stages
in the preparation interaction frequently alluded to as the preparation cycle:

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Steps in the Training Process

1. Authoritative goals
2. Appraisal of Training needs
3. Foundation of Training objectives
4. Concocting preparing program
5. Execution of preparing program
6. Assessment of results

Let us through the means in preparing measure exhaustively:

1. Hierarchical Objectives and Strategies:

The initial phase in the preparation interaction in an association is the evaluation
of its targets and systems. What business would we say we are in? At what level
of value do we wish to give this item or administration? Where would we like to
be later on? It is solely after addressing these connected inquiries that the
association should survey the qualities and shortcomings of its HR.

2. Needs Assessment:

Needs evaluation determination present issues and future difficulties to be met

through preparing and advancement? Associations spend tremendous amounts
of money(usually as a rate on turnover) on preparing and advancement. Prior to
submitting such enormous assets, associations that carry out preparing programs
without directing necessities evaluation might be making blunders. Needs

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appraisal happens at two levels-gathering and person. An individual clearly
needs preparing when their exhibition misses the mark concerning norms, that
is, when there is execution inadequacy. Deficiency in execution might be
because of absence of expertise or information or some other issue. The issue of
execution lack brought about by nonappearance of abilities or information can
be cured via preparing. Broken determination, helpless occupation
configuration, working on nature of oversight, or release will take care of the
issue. Appraisal of preparing needs should likewise zero in on expected abilities
of a worker. Innovation changes quick and new innovation requests new
abilities. It is essential that the worker be prepared to get new abilities. This will
help him/her to advance in their profession way. Preparing and improvement is
fundamental to set up the representative to deal with additional difficult
undertakings. People may likewise require new abilities due to conceivable
occupation moves. In spite of the fact that work moves are normal as
authoritative staff requests differ,

they don't really need elaborate preparing endeavors. Workers generally require
just a direction to new offices and occupations. Occupations have vanished as
innovation, unfamiliar contest, and the powers of organic market are changing
the essence of our industry. Appraisal of preparing needs happens at the
gathering level as well. Any adjustment of the association's system re’uires
preparing of gatherings of representatives. Needs Assessment Methods: How
are preparing needs surveyed? A few techniques are accessible for the reason.
As displayed beneath some are helpful for authoritative level need appraisal and
others for singular need evaluation.

Strategies utilized in Training Needs evaluation:

 Gathering or hierarchical examination Individuals Analysis

 Organizational objectives and targets.

 Personnel/abilities inventories

 Organizational environment files

 Efficiency files

 Exit meet

 MBO or work arranging frameworks

 Quality circles

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  Customer study/fulfillment information

 Consideration of current and projected changes

 Performance examination

 Work inspecting

 Interviews

 Questionnaires

 Attitude overview

 Training progress

 Rating scales.

Advantages of Needs appraisal:

As pointed above, needs appraisal analyze the reasons for execution lack in
representatives. Causes require therapeutic activities. This being a summed up
assertion there are sure explicit advantages of necessities appraisal. They are:

 Mentors might be educated about the more extensive requirements of the

preparation bunch and their supporting associations
 The supporting associations can diminish the insight hole between the
member and their manager about their necessities and assumptions from
the preparation programs.
 Coaches can pitch their course inputs course inputs nearer to the
particular requirements of the members.

3. Preparing and Development targets

When preparing needs are evaluated, preparing and advancement objectives
should be set up. Without plainly put out objectives, it's anything ’ut
conceivable to plan a preparation and improvement program and, after it has
been executed there will be no chance of estimating its adequacy. Objectives
should be unmistakable, evident, and quantifiable. This is simple where
abilities' preparation’ is included. For instance, the fruitful learner will be relied
upon to type 55 words each moment with a few blunders for every page. All
things considered, clear conduct principles of expected outcomes are vital with
the goal that the program can be viably planned and results can be assessed.

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4. Planning Training and Development Program

Each preparation and improvement program should resolve certain

indispensable issues

1. Who takes an interest in the program?

2. Who are the coaches?
3. What strategies and methods are to be utilized for preparing?
4. What ought to be the degree of preparing?
5. What realizing standards are required?
6. Where is the program led?

Who are the mentors:

Mentors ought to be chosen based on self-assignment, proposals of chiefs or by
the HR division itself. Whatever is the premise, it is prudent to have at least two
objective crowd. For instance, average workers and their bosses or by the HR
division itself.

A few group, including the next may lead preparing and Development
programs:
1. Prompt administrators
2. Associates, as in mate frameworks,
3. Individuals from the work force staff,
4. Experts in different pieces of the organization,
5. Outside advisors,
6. Industry affiliations, and employees at colleges.

5. Strategies and Techniques of preparing

A huge number of techniques for preparing is utilized to prepare workers.
Preparing strategies are arranged into two gatherings

(I) hands on preparing and

(ii) off-the work techniques

Hands on preparing alludes to techniques that are applied in the work

environment, while the representatives is really working.

On-work preparing

"Preparing that is arranged and organized that happens fundamentally at the

typical workstation of the student albeit some guidance might be given in an
extraordinary preparing region on location - and where – chief, boss, coach or

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friend associate invests critical energy with a learner to show a bunch of
abilities that have been indicated ahead of time."

Benefits
 Tailor-made course content with utilization of REAL organization
circumstances/models.
 It is normally more affordable than off-work preparing
 Learning will happen utilizing the hardware which will be really utilized
 Trainees adapt all the more quickly

Disservices
 Possibility of helpless guidance and inadequate time.
 Trainee might be presented to awful work rehearses.
 a lot of ruined work and scrap material might be created.
 Valuable gear might be harmed.
 Training happens under creation conditions that are stressful. uproarious,
occupied with, confounding and presenting the learner to remarks by
different specialists.

Off-work preparing

Advantages
 An expert teacher empowers conveyance of top notch preparing.
 Wider scope of offices and hardware are accessible.
 The learner can get familiar with the work in arranged stages.
 It is liberated from the pressing factors and interruptions of organization
life.
 It is simpler to ascertain the expense of off-work preparing in light of the
fact that it is more independent
 Cross-preparation of thoughts between various organizations.

Detriments
 Can bring about move of learning troubles when a learner changes from
preparing hardware to creation gear.
 No preparation can be completely off-work as certain parts of the
undertaking must be learned by destroying them the typical creation
setting, with its own traditions and organization of individual
connections.
 Can be more costly.
 Carrying out the preparation

Everybody engaged with the preparation ought to be educated well ahead of

time regarding the preparation session(s). It is similarly significant that the
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person(s) conveying the preparation – regardless of whether in-work or off-
work preparing - are knowledgeable in what

must be accomplished and the most appropriate strategies to receive.

6. Focuses in Planning Training Evaluation

Why Evaluate?
 To screen the nature of preparing
 Provide criticism
 To evaluate the general viability of the interest in preparing
 To help the improvement of new techniques for preparing
 To help the individual assess their own learning experience

John Dopyera and Louise Pitone recognized eight choice focuses in arranging
preparing assessment. They are:

1. Should an assessment be finished? Who ought to assess?

2. What is the motivation behind assessment? There are fundamentally two
reasons for doing assessment. They are support assessment and assurance
assessment. Support assessments are embraced as responses to commands.
Different purposes that will put forth assessment attempts more productive.
These reasons incorporate preparing needs appraisal, program enhancements
and effect assessment.

3. What will be estimated? The focal point of the assessment will be on

preparing and conveyance, program content, materials, effect of preparing on
people through learning, conduct or execution change. Learning can be
estimated through pre-test and post-test. Assess the impacts of preparing after
the learner gets back to the workplace utilizing changes in the middle or the
work results as pointers.

4. How far reaching will the assessment be? The degree or the span and
extensiveness of the assessment is impacted by accessible help, correspondence,
and assessment reason.

5. Who has the position and obligation? Who has the power and obligation at
various phases of assessment will be controlled by the components like faculty,
validity of inner staff, correspondence, objectivity of inside staff to do an
assessment paying little mind to results?

6. What are the wellsprings of information? The most well-known wellsprings

of assessment information are responses, suppositions or potentially test
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aftereffects of the members, chiefs, administrators, creation records, quality
control, monetary records, work force records, security records, and so forth

7. How might the information be gathered and accumulated? Information can be

gathered prior to preparing for needs examination or pre-testing reason, during
preparing project to make upgrades enroot and subsequent to preparing for
assessment. Following stage is choice of treatment or control gatherings and
assurance of nature of tests. Information can be agreed either physically or by
PCs.

How might the information be dissected and detailed? First revealing issue is
worried about crowds like members or learners, preparing staff, directors,
clients and so forth Second and third issues are worried about examination and
results and precision, approaches and organization individually.

2.8 FROM THE JOURNALS AND ARTICLES

O.Jeff Harris, Jr. Obseeves said that

“Any training should have as its goal the redirection or improvement of

behavior so that the trainee's performance becomes more useful and productive
for himself and the organization is a part training normally focuses on the
improvement of either operative skills, interpersonal skills, decision-making
skills, or a combination of these.”

EDWIN B. FLIPPO said that

“Training is the process of improving an employee's knowledge ‘and skills in
order for them to do a specific job.”

Written by CARTER McNAMARA, MBA , PhD, Authenticity Consulting

LLC
“In a nutshell, training entails an expert working with learners to impart certain
areas of information or abilities to them so that they might better in their
existing jobs.”

PENN STATE HARRISBURG said that

“The field of training and development is concerned with assessing and
enhancing employee learning and performance. Performance analysis, training,
career development, organization and programmed assessment are all included.”

MACTEC said that

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“A firm is only as good as the people that work for it, and MACTEC strives to
hire the best. We put a premium on finding and keeping excellent individuals,
but we don't stop there’: we're dedicate’ to our employees continued ’raining
and development. Our workers, as well as our clients, benefit from ongoing
development since it keeps us on the cutting edge of evolving technologies and
regulatory issues.”

According to APPIAH 2012,

Training improves worker performance and productivity through improving

knowledge, skills, traits, and competencies.

GARAVAN T.N., 2003 suggested

that training be more job-oriented in order to modify employee attitudes and
behaviors, motivating them to improve their knowledge and comprehension of
the job in light of the changing business environment.

According to Tsai, Yeh, Huang (2007)

Employees that are motivated to learning have a better level of job satisfaction,
which has a good effect on their performance

Cheng and Ho’s (2001) said

“Both training and education are critical components for an effective conflict
management system,”

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 CHAPTER 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

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The science of collecting, recognizing, and presenting evidence in such a way
that it leads to the discovery of some truths (or) aspects of reality is known as
research methodology.

In everyday language, research refers to the pursuit of knowledge. Research is,

in fact, a form of scientific examination. The science of collecting, recognizing,
and presenting evidence in such a way that it leads to the discovery of some
truths or perspectives on reality is known as research methodology.

3.1 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA

The research was carried out at TALENT CORNER RECRUITING

COMPANY

3.2 PERIOD

The research was conducted over a two-month period. In the months of June
and July.

3.3 TYPES OF RESEARCH

Descriptive research is used in this study. Descriptive research is used to gather

descriptive information such as employee opinions, benefits, personal
information, awareness, and so on.

3.4 SAMPLING PROCEDURE

Simple Random sampling (probability sampling )

3.5 DATA COLLECTION METHOD

For data collection, two methods were used, namely

 Primary data collection
 Secondary data collection

(A) Primary data

Primary data is being collected for the first time. It is the information gathered
by the researcher in order to solve the research topic. Primary data was acquired
in this study using a well-structured Questionnaire.

(B) Secondary data

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Secondary data in this study are ones that have previously been gathered by
someone else and have gone through the statistical process.
Secondary data was gathered from books, journals, and firm documents, as well
as publications, the internet, and journals.

3.6 DATA COLLECTION INSTRUMENT

Data is collected using a questionnaire, which consists of a collection of

questions that are pertinent to obtaining the facts. One does not collect data and
then see if anything noteworthy is discovered. One creates a hypothesis and an
experiment to contradict the theory. The questionnaire is set up as a series of
multiple-choice questions.

3.7 TOOLS USED FOR ANALYSIS

 Percentage method
 Chi- square test

(A) Percentage Method

The percentage method test was employed in this project. The following is the
formula:
Percentage of Respondent = No. of Respondent
--------------------------- ✖️100
Total no. of Respondent

(B) Chi- square test

Karl Pearson devised a test to determine the importance of a difference between

experimental and theoretical values derived from a theory or hypothesis. The
Chi square test, also known as the Test of Goodness of Fit, is a type of fit test.
The Chi-square test was employed in this study to determine the relationship
between the quality of the training programmed and employee satisfaction.
Formula of chi- square (x^2) is:-

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DATA ANALYSIS AND Interpretation

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1. Age of Respondents
TABLE 4.1
CRITERIA RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
18-25 15 30
25-30 17 34
30-35 15 30
 35 3 6
TOTAL 50 100

Chart 4.1

Interpretation
According to the table above, 30% of respondents are between the ages of 18
and 25, 34% are between the ages of 25 and 30, 30% are between the ages of
30-35, and 6% are over the age of 35.

2. Gender
TABLE 4.2
CRITERIA RESPONDENTS %OF RESPONDENTS
MALE 30 60
FEMAL 20 40
TOTAL 50 100

chart 4.2

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Interpretation
According to the table above, 60 percent of the respondents are men and 40
percent are women.

3. Recurrence of Training programs

TABLE 4.3
CRITERIA RESPONDENTS % OF RESPONDENTS
FREQUENTLY 31 62
AFTER 2 WEEKS 9 18
INFREQUENTLY 10 20
NEVER 00 00
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.3
Interpretation
Preparing assists workers with expanding their insight, abilities or trait. Thus
association ought to give least preparing projects to their workers in
consistently.

From the above table, it was found that 62% of respondents are happy with
frequently of training program . 18% of respondents felt that training programs
are held after 2 weeks in long term and remaining respondents may felt that
preparation programs are not adequate and as they would see it preparing
projects will be led once in a while.

4. Significance of training program in the association

TABLE 4.4
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
VERY IMPORTANT 26 52
IMPORTANT 15 30
NEUTRAL 9 18
NOT MUCH 00 00
IMPORTANT
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.4
INTERPRETATION

Preparing further develops effectiveness of higher usefulness. From the above

table it was tracked down that 82% of feel that preparation is need for
association, 18% of respondents were unbiased about the preparation programs.

5. FULLFILL MENT OF TRAINING PROGRAM

TABLE 4.5
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
FULLY SATISFIED 3 6
SATISFIED 34 68
NO OPINION 5 10
PARTIALLY 6 12
SATISFIED
DISSATISFIED 2 4
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.5

INTERPRETATION

The above Table expresses that 74% of the respondents were happy with
existing preparing projects and 16% of respondents showed disappointment
towards preparing projects and 10% of respondents have no opinion on this.

6. TRAINING PROGRAM HELPS TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE

LEVEL
TABLE 4.6
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
STRONGLY AGREE 7 14
AGREE 35 70
NEUTRAL 5 10
DISAGREE 2 4
STRONGLY 1 2
DISAGREE
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.6

INTERPRETATION
Preparing targets further developing abilities or information are changing
disposition to assist the association changing demeanor for advantage of the
association. In the overview the 84% of respondents who are in the assessment
that preparation will further develop the work effectiveness and just 4% of them
express that there is no worth expansion with preparing program.

7. TRAINING HELP EMPLOYEES AS WELL AS ORGANISATION

TABLE 4.7
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
YES 38 76
TO SOME EXTENT 10 20
NEUTRAL 2 4
NO 00 00
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.7
INTERPRETATION

Singular improvement prompts association viability. Here 96% of respondents

felt glad that preparation programs help the person just as association to
accomplish its objective where as 4% of respondents were unbiased about it.

8. QUALITY OF TRAINING PROVIDE BY THE COMPANY

TABLE 4.8
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
VERY GOOD 2 4
GOOD 36 72
AVERAGE 6 12
BAD 4 8
VERY BAD 2 4
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.8

INTERPRETATION

Preparing is significant for workers and representatives assumes a significant

part for making association fruitful. Here 76% of respondents feel that nature of
preparing given by the association is acceptable, 12% as a Neutral and 12% of
respondents feel awful about nature of preparing program.

9. WHICH TRAINING PROGRAM YOU HAD UNDERGONE

TABLE 4.9
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
INTERNAL 33 66
EXTERNAL 10 20
BOTH 7 14
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.9
INTERPRETATION
Training program is important to new interns and as in survey it founded that
66% employees did the internal training programme and 20% did the external
training programme and 14% employees did the both.

10. TRAINING PRACTICE IN COMPANY NEED ANY MODIFICATION

TABLE 4.10
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
YES 29 58
MAY BE 11 22
NEUTRAL 10 20
NO 00 00
TOTAL 50 100

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 0%

20%

22% 58%

Chart 4.10
INTERPRETATION
All associations execution is rely upon the workers so as per the necessity they need to do
changes in their preparation practices,58% of respondents said there ought to be an
opportunity in preparing system to make it more viable where as 22% regarding some degree
and 20% are Neutral about it.

11. TRAINING IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY (QUANTITY) (QUALITY)

TABLE 4.11
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
STRONGLY AGREE 4 8
AGREE 29 58
NEUTRAL 8 16
DISAGREE 5 10
STRONGLY DISAGREE 4 8
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.11
INTERPRETATION

Training improve productivity (quality) (quantity) with this statement the

employee agree with this statement 66 % and disagree with this statement there
are 18% and 16% are neutral.

12. TRAINING PROGRAMME IS COMPULSARY FOR EMPLOYEES

TABLE 4.12
STANDARDS RESPODENTS % OF RESPODENTS
YES 40 80
NO 8 16
CAN’T SAY 2 4
TOTAL 50 100

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 Chart 4.12
INTERPRETATION
Training programme is important and 80% peoples are agree with this and 16%
people saying no and 4% people can’t say.

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4.1 ANALYSIS OF RESPONDENTS' OPINIONS ON THE QUALITY OF
TOPICS COVERED AND THE SATISFACTION LEVEL OF
EMPLOYEES
(By using CHI SQUARE TEST )

QUALITY OF TOPICS COVERED ✖️SATISFACTORY LEVEL

Count observed
TABLE 4.13
observation SATISFACTORY Neither
LEVEL satisfied Total
Very satisfied satisfied nor
unsatisfied
QUALITY excellent 8 8 2 18
OF TOPICS good 12 13 7 32
COVERED
TOTAL 20 21 9 50

QUALITY OF TOPIC COVERED ✖️SATISFACTORY LEVEL

Count expected
TABLE 4.14
Observation SATISFACTORY Neither
LEVEL satisfied nor Total
Very satisfied satisfied unsatisfied
Quality excellent 7.2 7.6 3.2 18
of topics good 12.8 13.4 5.8 32
covered
total 20 21 9 50

NULL HYPOTHESIS
Ho:- There is no link between the quality of the topics presented and
employee satisfaction.

Alternate hypothesis
H1:- There is a link between the quality of the topics presented and the
level of satisfaction of the employees.

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s.no Observed Expected (O-E) (O-E)^2 (O-E)^2/E
(O) (E)
1 8 7.2 0.8 0.64 0.0889
2 12 12.8 -0.8 0.64 0.05
3 8 7.6 0.4 0.16 0.0210
4 13 13.4 -0.4 0.16 0.0119
5 2 3.2 -1.2 1.44 0.45
6 7 5.8 1.2 1.44 0.2482
Total 0.870
Calculation of CHI- SQUARE TEST
TABLE 4.15

Computed value: - .870

Degree of freedom: - (R-1) (C-1)
(3-1) (4-1) = 6
Table value: - .920
Computed value: - .870
The estimated value is lower than the value in the table. The null hypothesis has
been accepted.

Interpretation
There is no link between the quality of the topics covered in the Training
Program and employee satisfaction.

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 CHAPTER 4
SUMMARY

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A brief overview is shown below after examining and assessing various training
programmed with the use of a questionnaire survey of Talent Corner workers.

Talent Corner has a good team of personnel that are through training and
development programmed and have a minimum of 19 years of work experience.

All of the staff are graduates, with the majority of them also possessing a post-
graduate degree. They are also technically adept.

Talent Corner has a strong HRD training department.

Employees are trained using a variety of methods and approaches, including

off-the-job training and on-the-job training.

Various objectives were developed based on the T & D programmed. Improving

and resolving specific issues that arise throughout work hours.

The majority of employees who participated in T & D programmed believed

that the programmed were really beneficial to them.

There are also many approaches such as on-the-job and off-the-job training. •

On-the-job training
 job rotation
 mentoring
 job teaching
 step-by-step training
 committee assignment

Off-the-job

 training in the vestibule

 role-playing
 lecture conference
 pre-programmed

As a result, carefully planned and systematic actions are framed to train

personnel to grow their talents while maintaining a good connection between
superiors and subordinates.

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 FINDINGS

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1. it was found that 62% of respondents are happy with frequently of training
program. 18% of respondents felt that training programs are held after 2 weeks
in long term and remaining respondents may felt that preparation programs are
not adequate and as they would see it preparing projects will be led once in a
while.

2 it was tracked down that 82% of feel that preparation is need for association,
18% of respondents were unbiased about the preparation programs.

3. IT was founded that 74% of the respondents were happy with existing
training program and 16% of respondents showed disappointment towards
preparing projects and 10% of respondents have no opinion on this.

4. 84% respondents are agreed with that training program helps to improve
performance level while 6% are not agree with this statement and 10%
respondents are neutral.

5.it was founded that 96% people are agree that training help employees as well
as organization while 4 % respondents are neutral.

6. 76% respondents are happy with the quality of training program provided in
the company while 12% are not happy with that and 12% have average
response.

7. 66% people undergone through internal training method and 20 % undergone

with the external training method and 14 % both internal and external.

8. It was founded that 80% respondents was modification in training method in

organization and 20 % are neutral.

9. training improve productivity with this statement 66 % respondents are agree

with it while 18% are disagree with this and 16 % are neutral.

10. it was founded that 80% people say that training program is compulsory for
employees while 16% say no to it and 4 % can’t say.

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 SUGGESTIONS

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1. In talent corner recruiting company training practice should be
modified as time to time.

2. The board should direct training program through which individual

just as association objectives will satisfy.

3. Individual attention may be given to trainees in order to encourage

their engagement and improve their performance.

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APPENDIX

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please provide your helpful feedback based on the survey. Your opinion will be
kept private and used just for academic purposes.

Please tick the option for the following questions:

1. How incessant Training programs are directed in the organization?

(a) Frequently
(b) After 2 weeks
(c) Infrequently
(d) Never

2. What is the significance of Training program in the organization?

(a) very important
(b) important.
(c) Neutral
(d) Not much important

3. Are you completely with existing training program?

(a) Fully satisfied
(b) satisfied.
(c) no opinion
(d) partially satisfied
(e) dissatisfied

4. Is training program helps to improve the performance level

(a) strongly agree
(b) agree.
(c) neutral.
(d) disagree
(e) strongly disagree

5. Do you think training help employees as well as organization?

(a) yes
(b) to some extent.
(c) neutral
(d) no

6. The nature of training program given by the organization is adequate

(a) very good
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(b) good
(c) average.
(d) bad.
(e) very bad

7. which training program you had undergone?

(a) internal
(b) external
(c) both

8. Is training practice in company needs and modification?

(a) yes
(b) may be
(c) neutral.
(d) no

9. Is training program improve productivity (quality) (quantity)?

(a) strongly agree
(b) agree.
(c) neutral
(d) disagree
(e) strongly disagree

10. Is training program is compulsory for employees?

(a) yes
(b) no.
(c) can’t say

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