Which of the Following Statements About On-The-Job Training Is True

question 29

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about on-the-job training is true?

• A) It is most appropriate for a relatively complex job in which the costs of an error are high.
• B) The time and expense involved in this form of training are comparatively higher than the apprenticeship form.
• C) It is a type of training that takes place on equipment set up in a special area away from the job site.
• D) The results are immediate and tell whether the employee understands what the trainer is trying to teach.

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Definitions:

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