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Chapter Outline
Purposes of Training and Development New Employee Orientation Assessing Training and Development Needs Designing Training and Development Programs Training and Development Techniques and Methods
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Chapter Objectives
Identify and describe the purposes of training and development. Discuss new employee orientation. Describe how training and development needs are assessed. Discuss common training and development techniques and methods. Discuss the unique considerations in management development.
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Development
Teaching managers and professionals the skills needed for both present and future jobs
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Learning organization
An organization whose employees continuously attempt to learn new information and to use what they learn to improve product or service quality
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Goals of orientation
To reduce anxiety and uncertainty for new employees To ease the burden of socializing newcomers for supervisors and coworkers To provide favorable initial job experiences
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Length of orientation
Depends on content May include initial orientation and follow-up
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Decision must be made about training employees for current jobs versus for future jobs
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Apprenticeship
A combination of on-the-job and classroom instruction
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Computer-assisted instruction
A trainee sits at a personal computer and operates software that has been developed specifically to impart certain information to the individual
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Computer-assisted instruction
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Organizational Development
An effort that is planned systemwide and managed from the top of the organization to increase the organizations overall performance through planned interventions Relies heavily on behavioral science technology Techniques: diagnostic OD, survey feedback OD, third-party peacemaking, process consultation
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Organizational Learning
The process by which an organization learns from past mistakes and adapts to its environment
Begins with individual learning and change Depends on social processes and sharing
Organizational memory
The collective, institutional record of past events
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Specific training
Providing trainees with skills or information that is of use only to the present organization
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