Analysing the job
By Sarah Cook (June 2005 Issue)
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There will be occasions when the HR or training professional is invited to provide professional guidance on the learning and development needs of professionals or teams. Often this involves identifying the skills, experience, knowledge and behaviour needed of people in the role. Sarah Cook provides practical tips on how to go about undertaking such a learning needs analysis.
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