Jerry W. Gilley and Ann Gilley
University of Texas at Tyler
In the past, HRD professionals could purchase training programs from numerous vendors and/or develop them using instructional design techniques and strategies, schedule a training session, deliver the program, conduct simple reaction evaluation asking participants opinions of the training event, and hope somehow employee performance would improve (Gilley & Gilley, 2003). While this is a negative description of the field of HRD, examples like this still exist far too often in today's organizations. ...
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