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The primary goal of employee training is to enhance their
job outcomes
.
True
Match the training method with its description:
Classroom training ↔️ Formal instruction in a classroom
On-the-job training ↔️ Learning by performing job duties
Mentoring/Coaching ↔️ Guidance from experienced employees
Greater confidence in job roles as a result of training leads to increased employee
satisfaction
Steps in assessing and evaluating training effectiveness:
1️⃣ Administer tests/quizzes
2️⃣ Conduct practical exercises
3️⃣ Hold feedback sessions
4️⃣ Observe employee performance
What is a key aspect of planning in employee training?
Aligning with organizational goals
What are the various methods that businesses can use to develop their employees called?
Training methods
What type of training involves computer-based programs accessible remotely?
E-learning
Why is training important for employees?
Improved productivity
Order the benefits of employee training for employers:
1️⃣ Higher overall output
2️⃣ Expanded capabilities within the team
3️⃣ Lower turnover rates
4️⃣ A pool of skilled professionals
Legal compliance in training ensures adherence to laws and
regulations
protecting employees.
True
Trainee feedback is used to gather insights on the relevance, quality, and applicability of
training
What is employee training designed to improve?
Skills and knowledge
What does on-the-job training involve?
Performing job duties under supervision
The choice of training method depends on factors like training objectives and employee learning preferences.
True
Investing in training may lead to higher
employee
retention.
True
Mock sales calls are used in sales training to evaluate employee
skills
The provision phase of training ensures that resources and expertise are made
available
In on-the-job training, employees learn by directly performing their job duties under
supervision
In mentoring or coaching, experienced employees provide guidance and support to less experienced
colleagues
For employers, employee training can lead to lower
turnover
What are the two critical components of training programs that help gauge employee understanding and skill acquisition?
Assessment and evaluation
Match the legal compliance area with its key measure:
Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) ↔️ Offer training equally to all employees
Health and Safety Regulations ↔️ Provide mandatory safety training
Data Protection Laws ↔️ Secure employee data used in training
Order the methods used to analyze the effectiveness of training programs:
1️⃣ Pre- and Post-Training Assessments
2️⃣ On-the-Job Observation
3️⃣ Business Impact Metrics
Training programs must be well-organized and aligned with organizational
goals
E-learning refers to online, computer-based training programs that employees can access
remotely
How does employee training improve productivity?
Increases efficiency in daily tasks
What is the purpose of tests and quizzes in training programs?
Identify knowledge gaps
Feedback from
assessments
helps trainees improve their performance.
True
Match the training method with its primary goal:
On-the-job training ↔️ Learn by performing duties
Classroom training ↔️ Formal knowledge retention
Classroom training is often delivered by an
expert
trainer in a formal setting.
True
Match the training method with its description:
On-the-job training ↔️ Learning by performing job duties under supervision
Classroom training ↔️ Formal instruction in a classroom setting
E-learning ↔️ Online, computer-based training programs
Mentoring/Coaching ↔️ Guidance from experienced employees
Structured discussions with trainers or supervisors during feedback sessions encourage continuous
improvement
What is the primary goal of analyzing the effectiveness of training programs?
Ensure desired outcomes
Continuous improvement in
training programs
ensures they remain aligned with evolving business needs.
True
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