Your Company Is Considering Using Only On-The-Job Training Methods Moving

question 25

Multiple Choice

Your company is considering using only on-the-job training methods moving forward. Before making a final decision, senior management wants to review the pros and cons associated with this approach and asks you to put together a short report addressing their query. Which of the following points is unlikely to be in your report?

• A) any on-the-job training method used requires planning and needs to be structured
• B) we need to be vigilant that undesirable work habits and attitudes are not passed on to new employees
• C) using our most experienced employees as subject matter experts ensures trainers will use best practices on how to train, saving us lots of money in the process
• D) some employees feel penalized when they can't earn as much money or meet their goals because of the time they have to spend training others

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