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The document discusses training and development in organizations. It outlines the systematic process of acquiring knowledge, skills, and attitudes through training to improve job performance. Some key methods of training discussed are vestibule training, special lectures, case studies, sensitivity training, and special projects. The purpose of training is to increase productivity, enhance quality, prepare employees for the future, and promote personal and organizational growth. Training should be evaluated on employee reaction, learning, behavioral changes, and outcomes. Effective training programs are a major investment that can significantly impact both individuals and the overall organization.
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