Aligning Training with Business Strategy

Aligning Training with Business Strategy

When training aligns with the business, employees at all levels understand expectations, operationalize vision and values, and recognize what is necessary to succeed. Conceptually, it is not hard to truly align training with the business needs, but it requires a good deal of work. Most of the profes...

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Published in:Training 2016-11, Vol.53 (6), p.14
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