Evaluation of Training
Training and development programs should always be
evaluated. Typical evaluation approaches include measuring one or more relevant criteria
(such as attitudes or performance) before and after the training, and determining whether
the criteria changed. Evaluation measures collected at the end of training are easy to get,
but actual performance measures collected when the trainee is on the job are more
important. Trainees may say that they enjoyed the training and learned a lot, but the true
test is whether their job performance improves after their training.
training
Teaching operational
or technical
employees how to
do the job for which
they were hired
development
Teaching managers
and professionals
the skills needed for
both present and
future jobs
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