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Increasing impact of training investments: an evaluation strategy for building organizational learning capability
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Training SystemStrategic Human ResourcesEducationHuman Resource ManagementEvaluation StrategyCapacity BuildingHuman Resource Management TrainingProgram EvaluationOrganizational Learning CapabilityPerformance ManagementHuman Resource Management DevelopmentLearning OrganizationManagement DevelopmentTraining DepartmentManagementEvaluation MethodologyHuman Resource DevelopmentEmployee LearningInternational Human Resource DevelopmentStrategyEntire TrainingStrategic ManagementSuggested Evaluation StrategyCritical Human Resource DevelopmentOrganization StudiesPerformance StudiesTraining EvaluationWorkforce DevelopmentManagement EducationBusiness
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide training and human resources development practitioners with a practical, credible and strategically‐useful training evaluation method. Design/methodology/approach The suggested evaluation strategy and method are based on the author's experience as a thought leader and consultant with hundreds of organizations world‐wide. Findings Human resources development practitioners need a more practical, simple, valid and actionable approach to evaluation. Practical implications Evaluation should focus on the entire training and performance improvement process, not solely on training events. Leverage for making improvements to training impact is found in the performance management system factors in the larger organization outside the boundaries of the training department or function. Originality/value The paper proposes a new, more simple and valid approach to measurement of training impact that has been tried successfully in several dozen leading companies.
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