For this week, we learnt about something that
is very interesting since it is involve on our expertise as a Human Resource practitioner
which relates with Learning and Development of an employees (ELD). Learning and
development in workplace usually can be done by training program. Training
program is a planned activity for the employees to enhance and encourage the
learning and development process regarding to their job (Fisher, Schoenfeldt and Shaw, 1990) According
to Jacobs and Park (2009), there are three variables involve in workplace
learning that is comprises of the location of the learning, the extent of
planning that has been invested in
developing and delivering the learning experiences and the last one is the role
of trainer, facilitator or others during the learning process. I can see that all
the three variables can influence the five components in ELD as what we learnt
in class which are Employee Personal Information, Performance before Training or
we can simply said as Training Needs Analysis, training Course, Transfer of
Training and also Program Evaluation. According to Hannah et al (2013),
training helps to build employees’ confidence, skills, competency that suits
with their job requirement as well as achieving the organizational objectives. ELD
as a system has its own advantages for instance cost effective and
accessibility. Since it is computerized system, everyone in the organization
can easily access the information about their opportunities on learning and
development. Other than that, it helps to improve computer skill among the
employees. They need to have this skill in order to get an access and get information
regarding to LED. Plus, it also helps to empowerment and facilitation. Employees
can easily enhance their own Interpersonal Development and they are able to
assess and develop themselves. In order to achieve organization’s competitive
forces, training and development is the most crucial part and strategies that
the organization. Overall, I can see this system helps to make the process
easier especially for the employees. They can easily get information on their
opportunities to learn and develop, and also they are able to share a lot of
information which it is important and beneficial for everyone.
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Jacobs, R., L. &
Park, Y. (2009). A Proposed ConceptualFramework of Workplace Learning: Implications for
Theory Development and Research in Human Resource Development. Human Resource Development Review 2009, 8, 133-150
Fisher D. Cynthia, Schoenfeldt F. Lyle and Shaw B. James (1990).
Human Resource
Management:
Boston Houghton Mifflin Company
Hannah, A., Kessie, L., Georgina, E., D. & Agyemang, J.
(2013). An
Assessment of the Effect of Training Practices on Employee Skill Development (A
Case of ECG Ashanti East Region). Department
of Business Administration
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