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Too many companies pay insufficient attention to return on investment for the training dollars they invest. The neglect putting strategies in place that will increase training ROI, don't measure it, and generally assume there's a return. That's why so much training ends up ineffective. Here's tips, advice, and research on improving training ROI.

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  • Let's Stay Together (Training and Employee Training)

     By na - With employee loyalty sinking to new lows year after year, chief information officers are pulling out all the stops to make sure they retain their very best workers, according to a new poll conducted by Robert Half Technology, a Menlo Park, Calif.-based research firm. (Not much more to this except brief discussion of basic numbers (Added: 16-Nov-2009 Hits: 158 )

  • Measuring soft skills training return on investment article

     By J.T. Taylor - If you are willing to live with a decrease in scientific reliability, there is a way to effectively measure "soft skill" training. This article will show you a simple way to link soft skill training to measurable business results. (Added: 25-Sep-2009 Hits: 244 )

  • Evaluating learning and development

     By CIPD - This factsheet gives introductory guidance. It: explores the origins and latest thinking on the value of learning and evaluating training emphasises the need to decide why training and learning are to be evaluated looks at how they may be assessed highlights the latest CIPD research. (Added: 22-Sep-2009 Hits: 168 )

  • How to make workplace learning more effective

     By Tara Craig - With constant calls for a better equipped workforce and a growing need to engage good staff, it makes sense to invest in decent training. And in many cases, it works best - in terms of both effectiveness and cost - to do this onsite. Many employers, however, remain entrenched in the view that good training involves sending employees away, and are increasingly reluctant to meet the cost. (Added: 19-Sep-2009 Hits: 120 )

  • Return on Investment for Customized Training

     By Howard Community College - Overview and some statistics in support of the use of custom designed training, in tersm of return on investment pop (Added: 27-Jan-2009 Hits: 1155 )

  • Types of Staff Training -- Employee Training

     By n a - How does employee training benefit your company? What difference does it make? Can it really make you more competitive? Find these anwsers in this article. (Added: 13-Aug-2007 Hits: 418 )

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