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Through numerous examples, illustrates how trainers and managers can work together to combine and implement systems technology with just-in-time and just-enough learning strategies that produce and sustain measurable, consistently effective results. Provides step-by-step guidance and hands-on tools for implementing each stage of the process--from goal setting to follow-up and maintanence--and includes a comprehensive checklist for conducting an organizational training audit and getting started.

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Through numerous examples, illustrates how trainers and managers can work together to combine and implement systems technology with just-in-time and just-enough learning strategies that produce and sustain measurable, consistently effective results. Provides step-by-step guidance and hands-on tools for implementing each stage of the process--from goal setting to follow-up and maintanence--and includes a comprehensive checklist for conducting an organizational training audit and getting started.
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Autorenporträt
ROBERT O. BRINKERHOFF is professor of educational leadership, Western Michigan University, and an internationally recognized human resource development consultant to numerous organizations worldwide including the U.S. Postal Service, Apple Computer, and The World Bank. He is author of Achieving Results From Training (Jossey-Bass, 1987). STEPHEN J. GILL is an indepAndent consultant on training needs analysis and evaluation. His clients include Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Steelcase, and Columbia Healthcare.
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"A very useful and helpful book. Particularly valuable inhighlighting how training can and should be related toorganizational and business goals." (Leonard Nadler, professoremeritus, The George Washington University)

"The essential message of this bookthat training has value onlywhen it impacts performanceis key to U.S. businesses competing inthe new economic world order." (Dr. Geary Rummler, TheRummler-Brache Group)