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ISSN : 2765-6934
The Effectiveness of the Training Program at HCL
Abstract
Purpose The aim of this study is to evaluate the effective –- ness of a corporate training program. The case study of HCL Technologies was used to investigate how training programs improve the performance of employees on the job, as well as to identify unnecessary aspects of the training for the purpose of eliminating these from future training programs. Research design, data, and methodology An exploratory re –- search design was used to conduct the study. The research sample size included 50 HCL employees. The sampling technique for the data collection was convenience sampling. Results –Training is a crucial process in an organization and thus needs to be well designed. Specifically, the training programs should provide adequate knowledge to all employees, ensure correct methods are used for the selection of trainees, and avoid any perception of biasness. Conclusions Employees were not fully satisfied by the sep –- aration of the training program into two parts, on the job and off the job training, but if sufficient data is provided to employees in advance, this could help them during the training process
- keywords
- Career Progression, Development, Efficiency, Knowledge, Presentation Skills
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