The problems that can arise in the context of creating an employee training and development program for a metropolitan police department
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published 08/07/2008
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SummaryTraining and development in the organization is an issue of critical concern for both managers and leaders. Sarvadi (2005) argues that training is essential for an organization because, “Your employees are the ones that produce, refine, protect, deliver and manage your products or services every day, year in, year out” (The importance…). In spite of this reality however, Sarvadi reports that many organizations fail to implement strong employee training and development programs. This is because in most cases, organizations view employee training and development programs as an added expense for the organization.With the realization that employee training and development programs are so important for the viability of the organization, there is a clear impetus to consider how these programs should be designed and implemented.
Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- Training Needs.
- Primary General Training Objectives.
- Culture in the Organization.
- Barriers to Training and How to Overcome Them.
- Measuring the Effectiveness of Training Programs.
- Change Management.
- Conclusion.
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