On-the-Job Training Essay

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    and Body Works and completed all the on-job training required for the position. After taking notes, completing quizzes and being released to complete work on my own, I have a very good understanding of how training goes. I wanted offer up my input on the training based on my own personal experiences. Please understand that I am offering both strengths and weaknesses and possible suggestions to consider when training future employees. Just to recap, my training was two days after I officially…

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    Crime scene investigators (CSI) is an investigator, that is in charge of the crime scene cases. The crime scene investigator responsibility is to properly document the scene and identify, process and collect physical evidence. Their expertise is in photography, sketching, processing latent and patent evidence, which includes fingerprints, footwear impressions, trace, hair & fibers, biological fluid, such as DNA and blood spatter pattern analysis. Police officers, or law enforcement,…

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    3. Cement Mason The Cement Mason Skills Training Program will be facilitated in partnership with Building Futures, a pre-apprenticeship to registered apprenticeship workforce partnership developed by the Community Services Agency of the Metropolitan Washington Council of the AFL-CIO. Building Futures connects lower-skilled adults to the hundreds of new jobs expected in the Washington, DC area over the next five years. The workforce partnership targets basic trades with particularly high demand,…

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    them the possibility to chose the right and suitable training depending on their needed (Mendenhall, Punnett and Ricks, 1995). Mendenhall and Black’s model The tool of Mendenhall and Black is based on Tung’s theory. They keep the variables “the level of interaction” and the “newness of the culture”, and they then they add three other key dimensions: the training methods, the rigorousness of the training, and the timing necessary for the training linked to the degree of interaction and the…

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    First and foremost, training and development actually is a practice of giving training course to the employees in any company to give inspiration and motivate employee so that they can perform the works of their position to the best of their ability and create competencies that can lead a company to a very positive consequences. So basically I will explain about training and development inside McDonald’s specifically. Actually, training and development always combine with Human Resources…

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    will be better programs put into place, to help those in need become self-sufficient. Programs to help those with not only physical, but mental disabilities get the treatment needed will be put into place. There will also be routine drug testing, job trainings, and mandatory…

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    prepare meals, and know what goes where on each type of meal, such as the ingredients needed for each meal. 2. Based on question 1, consider the cashier’s job. What are the outputs, activates, and inputs for that job? Some inputs for a cashier’s job in a fast food restaurant would consist of the prices for each meal,…

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    Improving People Skills through Training Kovach once stated: "Managing people is an entirely different ballgame than managing processes or managing the manufacturing of a product…People have emotions, and people have issues. Being able to manage that and manage it effectively requires another skill set than the technical piece of the job. That 's specifically important for new managers." According to McGroy-Dixon, managers are employees who contain higher skills and knowledge, being able to be…

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    This paper explores three empirical articles that reports results from research done on different companies and different countries regarding Job Satisfactions and Job performance; in addition, it was taken in consideration two variables which are the Age of the employees and the training the supervisor received. Managers most of the times expect employees to perform equally and to accomplish the company goals without caring about the age of the employees or their educational background. There…

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    Honestly, I agree with both passsages. I believe that in today's world, that we need to include young adults to get involved in training groups to learn without having to pay out of pocket for college cause most of young adults can't afford the tuition and all the other bills colleges want them to pay. It gives them an experience on their hands if they wanted to get a better job to support themselves and provide whether they are on their own or have family that their with. I also agree that in…

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