Training Can Be Evaluated Through a Cost-Benefit Analysis, Which Consists

question 37

Multiple Choice

Training can be evaluated through a cost-benefit analysis, which consists of each of the following steps except: _______________.

• A)determine training costs
• B)identify potential savings results
• C)conduct costs and savings benefit comparisons
• D)benchmark the results against that in other organizations

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Definitions:

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