The document discusses the challenges of designing customized training programs at INDCO, a Fortune 500 manufacturing company. INDCO follows a 70-20-10 policy for training and development. Training managers assess competency gaps in employees by considering their qualifications, experience, previous training, performance evaluations, and planned changes to responsibilities. Managers then nominate employees for training programs offered either internally through INDCO's management development center or externally through advanced agencies. When assessing training needs, managers conduct a training needs assessment considering why, who, how, what, when, and where training is needed. They examine both macro factors like strategic goals, market trends, and organizational performance, as well as micro factors like individual employee performance and where ref
The document discusses the challenges of designing customized training programs at INDCO, a Fortune 500 manufacturing company. INDCO follows a 70-20-10 policy for training and development. Training managers assess competency gaps in employees by considering their qualifications, experience, previous training, performance evaluations, and planned changes to responsibilities. Managers then nominate employees for training programs offered either internally through INDCO's management development center or externally through advanced agencies. When assessing training needs, managers conduct a training needs assessment considering why, who, how, what, when, and where training is needed. They examine both macro factors like strategic goals, market trends, and organizational performance, as well as micro factors like individual employee performance and where ref
The document discusses the challenges of designing customized training programs at INDCO, a Fortune 500 manufacturing company. INDCO follows a 70-20-10 policy for training and development. Training managers assess competency gaps in employees by considering their qualifications, experience, previous training, performance evaluations, and planned changes to responsibilities. Managers then nominate employees for training programs offered either internally through INDCO's management development center or externally through advanced agencies. When assessing training needs, managers conduct a training needs assessment considering why, who, how, what, when, and where training is needed. They examine both macro factors like strategic goals, market trends, and organizational performance, as well as micro factors like individual employee performance and where ref
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
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