Before you even consider how you can deliver great training, it is important to understand why training is important for employees.
Hiring new employees is expensive. According to a survey that was cited by the go2HR Society, 40 percent of employees leave their roles within the first year of their employment due to a lack of good training opportunities.
It’s not getting work done quickly that matters, but getting it done properly. Well-trained employees have a higher chance of delivering top-quality results the first time around; this helps to reduce mistakes.
The Training Industry Report published in 2014 reveals that 28.5 percent of training hours were executed through online or computer-based technologies, while 29.1 percent of training hours were done through blended learning techniques.
Employees that have access to training programs have an upper hand over those in other organizations that are left to find training opportunities on their own.
Most employees have some forms of weaknesses in their workplace. Training your employees strengthens the skills that they need to improve.
Engaged employees have a high productivity level. Employee training helps you to engage your staff members and also enables them to engage with you.