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INDCO CHALLENGES OF

DESIGNING CUSTOMIZED
TRAINING
INDCO MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT
CENTRE

• Fortune 500 Manufacturing company


• 70: 20: 10 Policy
• Competency gap in employee’s role
• Qualifications
• Experience
• Previous training programs attended
• Performance evaluation
• Planned changes to the employee’s responsibilities
• Portfolio of training programs
• Self nomination/ Manager’s nomination
• Basic trainings by IMDC, advanced external agencies
What factors do training managers consider in
assessing the training needs?

 “Training Needs Assessment” (TNA)


 5W
 Why
 Who
 How
 What
 When
 Where
 Macro factors
 Strategic goals
 Market trend
 Organizational performance
 Expert opinion
 Micro factors
 Performance based
 Refresher training
 look at where the employees lag
What are the decisions, tasks and activities that a training
manager plan and execute when conceptualizing, designing, and
implementing an effective training program?

• Define Goals
• Gap analysis
• Analyse organizational goals, roles and responsibilities
• Design objective
• Determine Feasibility
• Develop necessary tools, technology, personnel
• Create the program
• Select sample
• Conduct Pre Test
• Take feedback
• Analyse data
• Modify the program
In House vs External training

IN HOUSE TRAINING EXTERNAL TRAINING

PROS: PROS:
• Cost effective • Best in class
• Understanding organizational culture • Groupthink – how things are done
• Easier co-ordination amongst employees • Employee mindset change
• Understanding company’s objective • Access to network and resources
• Very customized training – Inward approach • Addition of new capabilities
• Better relationship and team dynamics • Open thinking – Best practices
within organization
• Easier work – training balance

CONS: CONS:
• Time • Costlier than in House
• Quality • Difficult to co ordinate with multiple stake
• Industrial knowledge may not be updated holders
• Only inward look • Difficulty in understand the exact
• Trainer’s competence requirements and organization practices

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