When is Training an Appropriate Solution?

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Effective training fosters organizational success and development, facilitates employees’ performance, improves company culture, and boosts workers’ productivity.
Part 1
In case one, the bank manager does not need to implement a training program to ensure that all employees arrive at work on time. The most significant strategy that the leader can use is to write and distribute internal memos to remind workers about the importance of reporting to work on time and the consequences of tardiness. The bank manager should ensure that the company has strict measures on lateness and its effects should be clearly stated.
In the second case, employee training on using customer relationship management (CRM) software is needed to reduce the time workers take to learn how to use the system from one month to two weeks. Employees should be shown how to use the CRM software effectively so that they do not take an extended period to learn on their own. Training enhances the flexible adaptation of workers to new technologies so that they can achieve established goals and objectives (Libai et al., 2020). When employees are required to use software in performing their daily tasks without training, they struggle and might not meet their job requirements.
In case three, Park Rangers should be sensitized to comply with set regulations when it comes to parking cars on the fire service roads. In this scenario, training is not required. Park Rangers should be called for a meeting to remind them that all visitors should park their cars well. If the parking lot is full and there is no other parking space, no visitors should be allowed. Visitors who defy the parking rules should be given tickets since parking on fire service roads might hinder emergency services when needed.
The company that migrated into a new larger and more high-tech building, in case four, should not ignore training its janitors on how to handle equipment, clean high-tech rooms, and maintain the machines. Besides, educating these cleaners on how to do their work effectively would facilitate better handling of equipment to enhance optimal functionality (Faturrahman, Hendarti, & Tomasowa, 2023). If these janitors are not trained, they might mishandle high-tech and expensive equipment reducing their effectiveness. When that happens, the company will incu...