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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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  • Staff training pays for itself over and over

    By Roy Chitwood - If you need to convince others in your organization about the cost effectiveness and return on investment of staff training, read this article for its great points. (Added: 13-Aug-2007 Hits: 878 )
  • 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 the anwsers within this article. (Added: 13-Aug-2007 Hits: 554 )
  • Trainers' Task: Do More with Less

    By na - A benchmarking study finds that, despite the need, companies are not increasing their training investment. - PharmExec (Added: 21-Jun-2007 Hits: 195 )
  • Training ROI Worksheet

    By na - Looking for a training ROI tool? Here's one. The Training ROI Excel Worksheet is designed to help you calculate the "real" or "actual" cost of any "off the job" training program and place a future %u201Cvalue%u201D on your performance in the portion of your job that uses the knowledge/skills that may be improved by the training. (Added: 21-Jun-2007 Hits: 787 )
  • Return on Investment in Training

    By na - How do I measure return on investment (ROI) for my learning program? This short article provides a few tips. (Added: 21-Jun-2007 Hits: 1268 )

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