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A way to ensure that stakeholders are involved in needs assessment is ___
through creating formal advisory groups that meet on a regular basis to discuss learning issues
A disadvantage of the needs assessment technique of using interviews is that it ___
consumes a lot of time
Company leaders are involved in the needs assessment process primarily to ____
recognize the role of training in relation to other human resource practices in the company
Which of the following are factors based on which a learning council considers training needs for the company?
Financial results
Business problems
_____ are employees, academics, managers, technical experts, trainers, and even customers or suppliers who are knowledgeable with regard to training issues, including tasks to be performed; the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for successful task performance; the necessary equipment; and the conditions under which the tasks have to be performed
Subject-matter experts
An advantage of the needs assessment technique is that it ____
provides data related to performance and practices in historical data reviews
Identify a true statement about surveys as a needs assessment method
It allows for the participation of many employees in the needs assessment process
For mid-level managers, on which of the following does organizational analysis focus?
Determining for which jobs training can improve products or customer service
Identifying how much of their budgets they plan to allocate to training
A ________ is a group of key stakeholders, typically including executives, company leader, and other important stakeholders who are asked to provide insight and recommendations about the company’s training needs
learning council
_____ refers to the method of needs assessment in which stakeholders are asked to provide information for needs assessment
Crowdsourcing
Which of the following questions should be asked by trainers in an organizational analysis?
How might the training content influence employees’ relationship with customers?
What is required from managers and peers for the training to succeed?
_______ refer to a type of subject-matter expert interview in which a face-to-face meeting with groups of subject-matter experts takes place where the questions asked relate to particular training requirements
Focus groups
Shop Vision Inc., a global retail store, plans to conduct needs assessment in the organization. As part of the process, Shop Vision asks employees to upload their suggestions and feedback on the company’s internal portal. This method of needs assessment is referred to as ______
crowdsourcing
Organizational analysis involves identifying _____
what training resources are available
An advantage of the needs assessment technique is that it _______
provides data related to performance and practices in historical data reviews
According to gap analysis, the need for training tends to result from such factors as ______
performance problems
____ facilitates determination of employees’ readiness for training
Person analysis
Factors that influence performance and learning in an organization with their descriptions
Characteristic of a person → Refers to employee knowledge, skill, ability, and attitudes
Input → Refers to the instructions that tell employees what, how, and when to perform
Output → Refers to a job’s performance standards
Consequence → Refers to the type of incentives that employees receive for performing well
Feedback → Refers to the information that employees receive during the course of performance
_____ is trainees’ desire to learn the content of training programs
Motivation to learn
____ refer to skills that are important for employees to perform on the job and learn the content of training programs successfully
Basic skills
A _____ involves evaluating the cause for the difference between employees’ current and expected performance
gap analysis
_____ includes three dimensions: verbal comprehension, quantitative ability, and reasoning ability
Cognitive ability