Make the business case before training begins
Before sending an employee out for training, make sure you’ve got a good business case for the effort...
Posted: October 21, 2011

Before sending an employee out for training, make sure you’ve got a good business case for the effort. Ask these questions: • Is this the right employee? Select workers for training with established potential to learn and grow. • Is the time right? Training may interrupt your workplace schedule. Also, consider whether the employee is ready to learn the skills involved. • Is the cost right? Don’t automatically choose the
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