Titlebook: Corporate Training for Effective Performance; Martin Mulder,Wim J. Nijhof,Robert O. Brinkerhoff Book 1995 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1995

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Introduction to Part II in groups, or individually. Learning sessions may be organized on the job-place, in nearby classrooms, at any variety of off-site locations, or alternatively as is characterized by the developing concept of the ., can be structured into the activities of jobs themselves.

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Book 1995g fundamental expertise onwhich trainers can build. The contributions to the book differ in thedegree to which they are related to performance issues, but allchapters underline the necessity of thinking from the perspective ofeffective performance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-60796-7rformance, learning plays a critical role. Organizations have to learn from their failures and successes, and they should be able to analyze causes and effects of decisions and results. Much of the necessary learning can be facilitated by corporate training.

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The Challenge of Competence and Further Training Policiesntributes to designing the new lines of a wage-earning relationship breaking with the previous Tayloristic-Fordist characteristics. Here, we discuss the theoretical assumptions for a non-merchant analysis of training and . and for the stabilization of a new macro model in the French situation.

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Linking Corporate Training and Effective Performancerformance, learning plays a critical role. Organizations have to learn from their failures and successes, and they should be able to analyze causes and effects of decisions and results. Much of the necessary learning can be facilitated by corporate training.