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Job rotation is a training method where employees are periodically moved between different jobs, departments, or locations. The goal is to give employees opportunities to learn new skills and gain new perspectives. Key benefits to employers include developing a more flexible workforce, transferring skills between roles, and facilitating succession planning. Benefits to employees are reduced boredom, expanded career development, and larger networks. Some disadvantages are increased costs, potential workflow disruptions, and stress for employees adapting to new roles. An example is Lenovo's Leadership Acceleration and Skills Rotation program, which measures success based on retention, satisfaction, performance, leadership potential, and diversity.
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- 2. On The Job Training Off The Job Training Training Methods • Job Rotation • Apprenticeship • Coaching and mentoring • Committee Assignment • On-the-job instruction • Case Studies • Roleplay • In- Basket • Incident Method • Business Games • Lecture • Grid Training
- 3. What is Job Rotation? Job rotation is a training method where employees are periodically moved from one job to another. This can be done within the same department, across different departments, or even to different geographical locations. The goal of job rotation is to give employees the opportunity to learn new skills, gain new perspectives, and develop their careers.
- 4. Types of Job Rotation • • • • • • Horizontal Vertical Lateral
- 6. Why Job Rotation? Key Benefits to Employer: • Learning: Job rotation transfers specific skills, knowledge, and competencies among employees, leading to human capital accumulation. • Flexibility: Job rotation creates a more flexible workforce that can be deployed into different roles as needed. • Innovation: Job rotation fosters creativity and problem-solving by exposing employees to different perspectives and challenges. • Succession planning: Job rotation prepares employees for future leadership positions by giving them a holistic view of the organization.
- 7. Why Job Rotation? Key Benefits to Employees: • Motivation: Job rotation reduces boredom and increases engagement by providing variety and challenge in work tasks. • Satisfaction: Job rotation enhances job satisfaction by allowing employees to explore their interests and preferences. • Development: Job rotation facilitates career development by enabling employees to acquire new skills and competencies. • Networking: Job rotation expands the social network of employees by connecting them with different colleagues and stakeholders.
- 8. • List the main disadvantages of job rotation for the employer: ⚬ Cost: Job rotation involves additional costs for training, supervision, and coordination of employees in different roles. ⚬ Disruption: Job rotation may disrupt the workflow and productivity of employees and teams due to frequent changes and adjustments. ⚬ Quality: Job rotation may compromise the quality and consistency of work outputs due to varying levels of expertise and experience among employees. • List the main disadvantages of job rotation for the employee: ⚬ Stress: Job rotation may cause stress and anxiety for employees who have to cope with unfamiliar tasks and expectations. ⚬ Confusion: Job rotation may create confusion and role ambiguity for employees who have to deal with multiple objectives and responsibilities. ⚬ Conflict: Job rotation may generate conflict and resentment among employees who perceive unfairness or favoritism in the allocation of roles. Drawbacks to keep in mind!
- 9. Real Life Application of Job Rotation • • •
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