(a) ORGANIZATIONAL OBJECTIVES
First the organization has to understand whether their objectives are achieved by employees. If not organization should establish its objectives in employees; and the training also have to helps above activity.
(b) NEEDS ASSESSMENT
Then the employer or organization should estimate the need of the training. There organization can use many of methods such as questionnaires, income expenditure ratio etc. The training programme is based on this training needs assessment.
(c) IDENTIFY THE GAP BETWEEN EXPECTED AND ACTUAL PERFORMANCE
After training needs assessment there have to identify the gap between expected and actual performance of employee. This will helps to identify the weight of training that employee needs. Otherwise even after training the organizational expectation may not be achieved.
(d) ESTABLISH TRAINING OBJECTIVES
This is also an important step of training process. To earn what is needed actually is based on this step. After identify the gap between expected and actual performances they have to identify how to establish the missed objectives in to employees and what would be the objectives that have to be established. The process of this step is helpful for that.
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