TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT Flashcards

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systematic acquisition of skills, rules,
concepts, or attitudes that result in the improved
performance

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Training

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A systematic process of providing opportunities for
employees to develop the job-specific skills, experience
and knowledge they need to do their job or improve their
performance.

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Training

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What is involved in TRAINING?

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  • Learning

* Performance

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a relatively permanent change in behavior and

human capabilities produced by experience and practice.

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• Learning

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actions or behaviors relevant to the
organization’s goals; measured in terms of each
individual’s proficiency

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• Performance

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increases a chance of learning and learning creates

better performance

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Training

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What are the learning outcomes?

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Cognitive outcome
Skill-based outcome
Affective outcome

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type of learning outcome that

includes declarative

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Cognitive outcome

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knowledge, or knowledge of rules, facts, and principles.

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Cognitive outcome

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type of learning outcome that

concerns the development of motor or technical skills.

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Skill-based outcome

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type of learning outcome that

includes attitudes or beliefs

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Affective outcome

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• Maintains qualified products/services.

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Importance of Training

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• Achieves high service standards.

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Importance of Training

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• Provides information for new comers.

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Importance of Training

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• Refreshes memory of old employees

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Importance of Training

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• Achieves learning about new things: technology;

products/service delivery

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Importance of Training

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• Reduces mistakes-minimizing costs

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Importance of Training

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• Opportunity for staff to feedback/suggest improvements

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benefit of a training

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•Improves communication and relationships-better

teamwork.

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benefit of a training

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• Most training is targeted to ensure trainees “learn”

something they apply to their job.

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Benefit of a training

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What are the Objectives of TRAINING and DEVELOPMENT?

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Productivity
Effectiveness in present job.
Qualification
Morale boost

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quality/quantity improvement.

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Productivity

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personal development and

advancement.

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Qualification

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foster loyalty, cooperation, favorable

attitudes.

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Morale boost

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FIVE PARTS OF TRAINING PROCESS
1. Determining Training Needs 2. Designing Training Programs/Training Objectives 3. Developing Training Program 4. Implementation 5. Evaluation
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What is manpower?
• The portion of the population which has actual or potential capability to contribute to the production of goods and services.
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• Determine the types of training
Determining Training Needs
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TYPES OF NEED ANALYSIS
ORGANNIZATIONAL ANALYSIS TASK ANALYSIS PERSON ANALYSIS
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Examines company wide goals and problems to determine where training is needed
ORGANNIZATIONAL ANALYSIS
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examines task performed and KSAOs required to determine what employee must do to perform successfully
TASK ANALYSIS
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Examines knowledge, skills, and current performance to determine who need training
PERSON ANALYSIS
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What are the Methods used to gather needs | assessment/analysis
``` •Performance Appraisal Scores •Survey questionnaire •Observation • Focus groups •Interviews • Skill and Knowledge Tests • Documentation examination – involves examining records like absenteeism, turnover, accident rates, performance appraisal. • Critical incidents ```
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Training Goals and Objectives should
* What learners are expected to do * The conditions under which they are expected to do it * The level at which they are expected to do it
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Outcome of the training objectives category
* Instructional Objective * Organizational and departmental objectives * Individual and growth objectives
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What principles, facts, and | concepts should be learned in the training program.
Instructional Objective
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What impact will the training have on organizational and department
• Organizational and departmental objectives
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• Organizational and departmental objectives
Individual and growth objectives
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training for supplementary skills and knowledge in order to increase the occupational mobility of a work or to improve his standard of performance.
Upgrading
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process of further training in work currently performed in order to improve job performance. To regain skills and knowledge which may been parky forgotten as a result of lengthy interruptions in performance of an occupation
Refresher
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training given to consolidate, deepen, and broaden skills and knowledge for a particular task, function or aspect of worker’s occupation.
Specialization
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training for acquisition of skills and knowledge required in an occupation other than the one for which the person was originally trained
Retraining
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Relate the training to an employee’s immediate jobopportunity to apply their skills. Training program has a reputation as being effective and useful.
Motivating employees
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Training must be interesting
Motivating employees
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•Increase employee buy-in
Motivating employees
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• Provide incentives –
Motivating employees
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• Provide food.
Motivating employees
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• Reduce stress associated with attending.
Motivating employees
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• Feedback – positive feedback during training
Motivating employees
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designed to increase a particular skill an employee needs either to be promoted or receive a pay raise.
Provide incentives
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Training Methods
1. Conducting Classroom instruction | 2. Hands on Methods
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seminar, lecture or | workshop/ Off-the –job training
Conducting Classroom instruction
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Developing the training curriculum, topic, outline, visuals, handouts, and videos, role play exercisesimproving interpersonal skills through acting simulated roles, ice breakers, case study.
Conducting Classroom instruction
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trainee is actively involved in | learning.
Hands on Methods
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Includes On-the –job Training, Apprenticeship, | Simulated Training
Hands on Methods
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OJT
On-the –job Training
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means having a person learn a job by actually performing it. Informal training by experienced peers and supervisors that occurs on the job and during job tasks
OJT
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works best for teaching skills that require supervision to learn, are best learned through repetition, and benefit form role modelling.
OJT
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OJT Techniques/ Methods
Internships and Assistantships Job rotation Apprenticeship Training
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require a higher level of | formal education than required by the skills trades.
Internships and Assistantships
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Students are employed by a business organization and work just as the same as other full-time employees. They perform under the direction of a faculty from the school.
Internships and Assistantships
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Movement from one position to another provides employees with exposure to a number of different job functions and broad grasp of the over-all purpose of an organization
Job rotation
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Allows lateral transfer and greater flexibility in replacing absent workers
Job rotation
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provides beginning workers with comprehensive training in the practical and theoretical aspects of work required in a highly skilled occupation.
Apprenticeship Training
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similar to them in | significant ways.
Characteristics of the Model
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employee must pay attention, retain information and reproduce the behavior
Characteristics of the Observer
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experienced employees working with new employees and professional coaches who work with all employees.
Coaching
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A veteran in the organization who takes a special interest in a new employee and helps him not only to adjust to the job but also to advance in the organization.
Mentoring
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programmed instruction, self-paced, | active participation, small chunks of information.
• Distance Learning
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Kinds of Technology based-Training
* Distance Learning | * Computer-Based or Web Based Programmed Instruction
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practicing a task even after it has been | successfully learned.
Overlearning
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Employees must have the skills and abilities to complete the training successfully
Step 4 Implementation
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There should be minimal outside factors that might distract | the employee
Step 4 Implementation
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Employee Reactions & Employee Learning
Step 5 Evaluation
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What are the Levels of Training Effectiveness?
* Learning Level * Behavioral Level * Results Level
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assess the acquisition of knowledge, | skills, attitudes, and behavior.
Learning Level
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measures the improvement of | behavior on the job. Degree of application of training
Behavioral Level
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measures the business results achieved by the trainee. Business impact by evaluating the goals for training were met
Results Level
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accounting for the cost of the training.
ROI
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salaries and benefits for all employees | involved in training
• Direct costs-