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"Training is related to improving skills for performing a job." Justify either for or against.
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For the statement.
Training is indeed related to improving skills for performing a job because of the following reasons:
Job-Oriented Process — Training is an organised process for increasing the knowledge and skill of an employee for doing a particular job.
Skill Acquisition — Through training, employees acquire knowledge, skills, and aptitudes for performing a specific job.
Change in Behaviour — As an organised procedure, training is designed to create a change in the thinking and behaviour of employees in relation to job performance.
Hence, training is rightly related to improving the skills required for performing a job.
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