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Impact of employee training on organizational performance

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BRAC University

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Employee training is a key component of organizational growth, intended to aid employees in gaining skills, knowledge and abilities that will improve their performance and productivity. The research paper explores varied benefits associated with the company’s training programs showing why they need to be strategic within the current dynamic business environment. It is mainly concerned with using real life experiences and other literatures to investigate how employee training affects organizational performance by focusing on its contribution towards continuous improvement, driving innovation and maintaining competitive advantage. By going through various approaches like; comprehensive analysis of training needs assessment and techniques, career development, performance management, quality service delivery, technological advancement, motivation job satisfaction, organizational competitiveness adaptability resource support evaluation feedback investment in human capital as well as productivity it highlights the importance of investing in employee development. Furthermore, the study identifies key areas for improvement in training initiatives and proposes recommendations for enhancing their effectiveness. From the perspective of an internship at Pa-Wang Ceramic Industry Ltd., the study reaffirms the transformative impact of training on organizational performance and highlights its strategic role in sustaining long-term success.

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Cataloged from the PDF version of the internship report.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 37-38).
This internship report is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Business Administration, 2024.

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Internship Report