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HRM5000-8
Donny Bagwell
Human Resources Management
Assignment 3 New Employee Training Programs
Faculty Use Only
New Employee Training Programs
Northcentral University
Abstract
Training plays a major importance in almost everything that we do. It can be an extensive training depending on the learner, the teacher or mentor and the capacity to absorb the information. Deciding what type of training that can be beneficial to a company to make sure that the information needed has been passed on and that the receiver had processed it is where the struggle began at times. That is where choosing the right model or method is very crucial; because by doing so, we are assuring that everyone will get the same understanding and that everyone are on the same level of competency so that everyone can fulfill tasks
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