Explain the difference between training and development. How does a performance management system connect with training and development and compensation strategies? What improvements do you recommend to the performance management system in your organization and why?

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Explain the difference between training and development. How does a performance management system connect with training and development and compensation strategies? What improvements do you recommend to the performance management system in your organization and why?

Among the most important aspects of staffing is the provision of training and professional development opportunities. Training is defined as providing an individual with the opportunity to acquire and hone the information, skills, and abilities necessary to do their work effectively. Training is an activity that improves one’s knowledge, abilities, and dispositions in a certain field of work. It entails developing one’s skills and putting one’s knowledge to use. The main goal is to help the participant succeed in their current position and in any future ones that may come their way. Training not only boosts output but also reduces wasteful practices like accidents and injuries. Workers’ spirits are lifted, and their satisfaction with their occupations is increased as a result.

Most people think of “performance management” as a meeting where a manager delivers an employee a confidential assessment score and the employee has no say in the matter. Some companies reduce performance management to a mere feature of their HR database since they have automated so much of the process through the use of technology. Any training team’s performance management efforts should be directly tied to the team’s overarching mission to prepare its trainees for the challenges of the future by helping them acquire the skills they need to fulfill the criteria for competence in the here and now. This is due to the fact that we are all supporting the idea of a distributed and engaged workforce. For a corporation to accomplish its goals, it needs constant, open communication from all levels of its staff, and training is the single most critical part of any performance management strategy. Therefore, businesses should make an effort to include it in training programs and ensure that it is consistent with larger company goals. The staff will be managed based on how well they do their jobs, and they will be helped and encouraged by education.

Human resources (HR) has to embrace the responsibility of monitoring the system’s performance to guarantee consistency and fairness in the treatment of employees and the system’s contribution to the accomplishment of corporate goals. Many company need to make more efforts to provide employees with effective training opportunities. The existing performance management system might benefit from this change since current programs do not encourage workers to pay attention or use the information provided outside of the learning environment. Thus, managers may get insight into their workers’ drive to do a good job by engaging in the necessary dialogue with them. The company’s success may be attributed to the high morale of its workers, most of whom are highly motivated and have a solid understanding of their own and others’ roles in that success. The primary objective of a compensation and benefits strategy is to make sure that enough resources are in place to reward the level of performance essential to achieving the company’s business goal. For this reason, it is important that the compensation strategy be linked to the entire performance management strategy (Wang, H. 2022)

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