Linking Learning Needs Analysis to Business Needs
By Sarah Cook (February 2005 Issue)
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Sarah Cook explores the use of a company’s visions, values, mission statement, objectives and performance indicators to ensure learning fulfils its needs. Along the way, she outlines techniques to define internal and external challenges, and therefore subsequent training and development needs.
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