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The purpose of this blog article is to define the term "human resource training" and to highlight various training approaches, philosophies, and techniques. To demonstrate the advantages of adopting a strategic perspective and perception of training, organizational strategy, and training are crucial because they actively link this strategy with human resources, particularly in the area of training and development, which will enhance and contribute to the success of the organizations. Training and development are viewed as processes that are always improving to adapt to the dynamic changes in the workplace and use training as an organizational competitive advantage. Theories play a significant role in the selection and professional application of training process approaches (Milhem, Abushamsieh and Aróstegui, 2014),
Thanks to technological advancements, HR professionals and companies now have access to more development training options than ever. Remembering that every person learns differently is crucial, regardless of whether your organization is adopting more modern training techniques or sticking with the more established ones. There are actually three main types of learning styles:
Visual: getting knowledge via observing or observing
Auditory learning is taking in knowledge through listening to it.
Kinaesthetic learning involves doing or seeing things happen.
Visual: getting knowledge via observing or observing
Auditory learning is taking in knowledge through listening to it.
Kinaesthetic learning involves doing or seeing things happen.
During the front-end planning phase, Bahlis and Tourville (2005) offered six distinct tactics that can improve a training program's overall efficacy. While the other three methods are concerned with reducing training expenses, the first three strategies concentrate on enhancing the value and benefit of training programs.
💭First, it is necessary to establish definite links between training and goals to ascertain the specific advantages of training.
💭Collect and evaluate data to determine the cause of the employee issue, pinpoint workable ways to close the performance gap, pinpoint implementation issues, compute the upfront costs and benefits of potential fixes, rank suggestions, and create an action plan.
💭Shorten the time to competence to resolve any performance issue and accomplish organizational and training unit goals.
Best training techniques
Reference list
Bahlis, J. and Tourville, S.J. (2005). Where training resources should be allocated. In: Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation, and Education Conference. I/ITSEC, pp.1–11.
Hughes, A. (2019). The Value Of Employee Training And Why Your Company Needs It. [online] eLearning Industry. Available at: https://elearningindustry.com/value-of-employee-training-why-company-needs.
Milhem, W., Abushamsieh, K. and Aróstegui, M.N.P. (2014). Training Strategies, Theories and Types. Journal of Accounting – Business & Management, 21(1), pp.12–26.
Vulpen, E.V. (2020). Learning and Development: A Comprehensive Guide. [online] AIHR. Available at: https://www.aihr.com/blog/learning-and-development/.

Here you discussed, an overview of HR training, from its core purpose to the various approaches and benefits of a strategic perspective.
ReplyDeleteAs you mentioned, effective HR training is a strategic investment, not just a knowledge dump. By understanding different approaches and tailoring programs to your workforce, you can empower your employees and drive organizational success.
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ReplyDeleteAn exemplary examination of Effective Training Methodologies and Approaches in HRM, offering a comprehensive overview supported by relevant case studies. The analysis is thorough and well-structured, providing valuable insights for practitioners and scholars alike."
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