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In this fast-changing global world, everything is
moving. To make a successful business, it’s not enough
just to follow yesterday’s trend. Companies and people
need to constantly acquire new skills to succeed in
tomorrow’s marketplace. This means driving new
training initiatives to enhance performance. However,
not all training is equally successful. To ensure
training effectiveness, it’s important to track results
and to have standard criteria for measuring outcomes.
In this podcast, we’ll listen to Malika Umarjonova,
a training manager, describing her functions and
responsibilities.
Interviewer: So, Malika tell us a little bit about
your job as a training manager.
Malika : Well, basically I’m responsible for the
effective planning and execution of training and
development programs for the whole company.
Interviewer: Aha, and what exactly are these in
detail?
Malika : Quite a lot actually. Let’s see, I assess
developmental needs to drive training initiatives, I
also identify and arrange suitable training solutions
for employees. This means I need to design and
implement all about training programs to educate
people on standard processes and to enhance
performance according to the needs of the company.
Interviewer: And, what kind of programs do you
run?
Malika : They run full garment really, quality
control, work measurement, human recourses,
manufacturing methods, development of supervisors
you named
Interviewer: OK. Can you tell us more about some
of your specific duties ?
Malika : Sure. For. ex. I need to oversee
development of training content including formulating
and reviewing course outlines.
Interviewer: How about working with vendors?
Malika : Yes, that too. I evaluate and recommend
vendor programs to meet training objectives.
Interviewer: What else do you work on?
Malika : I need to coordinate the development of
training materials appropriate to specific program
objectives and I establish S.M.A.R.T. criteria for
tracking and evaluating the effectiveness about
training programs.
Interviewer: SMART? That sounds as an acronym,
What does it mean ?
Malika : S.M.A.R.T. stands for : Specific,
Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely. This
is a standard criteria for setting goals and measuring
training outcomes.
Interviewer: I see, and Can I ask what the most
interesting part of your job is ?
Malika : For me, it is being able to help drive
the long term success of the company by having a
strategic overview.
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