Answer the following in a word limit of 75 words each:
1. How does evaluation affect employee training? What evaluation methods could HRM use to ensure training programs meet organizational and legal requirements? How does diversity affect employee training and development?
2. What is the relationship between employee training and employee development? Are both necessary within an organization? Which is more important to an organization's development and why?
3. Common employee development methods include job rotation, assistant-to positions, committee assignments, lecture courses and seminars, simulations, and outdoor training. Select one employee development method. What are the pros and cons of this method?
4. Describe a workplace situation in which this type of development method would be most beneficial.
5. In your opinion, what is the best way to deliver policies, procedures, and training to employees working abroad? How does human resource management (HRM) policies differ for multinational companies compared with single-nation companies?
6. How do training and development programs differ for multinational organizations compared with single-nation companies? Explain your answer.
7. What is the goal of employee development? How does employee development affect organizational development? Should HRM be responsible for career development?
8. It is very important for management to follow up anything noted in the evaluation process. After all, how can an employee take an evaluation seriously if nobody follows up on it, nothing ever changes or the process does not lend itself to be actionable? How serious would any of us take a goal or objective if there was nobody tracking it? There is an old saying, "they respect what you inspect".