CH7 Flashcards
What is training?
Learning job-specific skills for immediate use.
What is career development?
Learning for long-term career growth.
What are the four phases of training?
- Needs Assessment, 2. Design, 3. Implementation, 4. Evaluation.
What is a Needs Assessment?
Identifying what skills employees lack before training.
What are the three levels of Needs Assessment?
- Organizational, 2. Task, 3. Person Analysis.
What is an Organizational Analysis?
Identifies company-wide training needs based on strategy & goals.
What is a Task Analysis?
Identifies specific job-related skills needed.
What is a Person Analysis?
Determines which employees need training.
What are the four learning principles in training design?
- Goal setting, 2. Active participation, 3. Feedback & reinforcement, 4. Practice & repetition.
What is training transfer?
Applying newly learned skills on the job.
What is on-the-job training (OJT)?
Employees learn by doing.
What is job rotation?
Employees move between different roles to gain skills.
What is an apprenticeship?
A training method where workers learn a trade from an expert.
What is e-learning?
Online-based training programs, flexible & self-paced.
What are the four levels of the Kirkpatrick Model?
- Reactions, 2. Learning, 3. Behavior, 4. Results.
What is compliance training?
Mandatory training on safety, harassment, diversity laws.
What is tuition reimbursement?
Companies pay for employee education in exchange for commitment.
What is gamification in training?
Adding game elements (e.g., points, leaderboards) to increase engagement.
Why do companies need training?
To improve productivity, retention, and employee satisfaction.
Why is a needs assessment important before training?
Ensures training is relevant and targets real skill gaps.
What happens if training is not aligned with company goals?
It becomes ineffective and wastes money.
What are two common problems with lecture-style training?
- Passive learning (boring), 2. Low engagement.
What is an alternative to lecture-based training?
Active learning techniques (e.g., case studies, role-playing, debates).
Why is e-learning effective?
It allows flexibility and self-paced learning.