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    I am writing to you in regards to the server training that I received at your restaurant. All together the training that I received had many strengths that benefiting me during my employment, but there also a few weaknesses that I wish to address, as well as hopefully find solutions. The restaurant must “recognize that customer-contact workers are the most important element in building customer satisfaction”. There-fore these customer-contact workers must be trained to the highest standard that

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    and research career fields of interest using free online tools like Get My Future and My Next Move. Both tools enable youth to self-assess their interests and learn about various industries as well as how to write a resume, get work experience/ job training and other assistance.. Postsecondary credentials and work-based learning are important aspects of youth career development. Once your organization is aware of the youth’s potential career interests, you can invite professionals from postsecondary

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    that were looking to join Outback’s’ management team. Leadership and organization was constantly shown for those two weeks. I was able to observe how complex it was to organize a training team and give clear direction to everyone. Making sure the training team was on the same page was essential. We were in charge of training 128 new Outbackers. Being on the same page was essential because we were the ones molding this new group. We wanted to make sure they were familiar with the Principles and Beliefs

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    Pacific Wok Training Assessment Brandon Testa is the owner of the infamous, House of Pizza, located in downtown St. Cloud and Sartell. When Testa was in the making of opening a second chain restaurant, he wanted to experiment with a theme that was different than the local restaurants—fast and healthy Asian food. He was inspired to create Pacific Wok Teriyaki Grill because of a similar job he had back in Colorado. The menu consists of rice or noodle bowls with choices of steak, chicken, or seafood

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    ‘Remember the Tians’ is a sports movie based on a true story. The movie is about racism and how the characters abandon prejudices between each other in order to win the game. The 1970s was the era for American African civil rights movements. In Virginia, located in the south-center of the United States, the population were still very conservative. There’s a high school football team called the “Titans” with only white players. Yet, the school followed the racial integration policy which accepted

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    agencies as the top notch certifying agencies that they want trainers to have. Never the less, personal training can be a very rewarding career choice where trainers get to help people reach goals and travel along that journey with them. With that said, higher standards need to be held for trainers within the industry so that there are a set of guidelines that all trainers are held to. Personal training is difficult job. Many of the clients who begin exercise programs do not continue with their programs

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    1.1 Knowledge, Skills and Behaviors required to be effective in a HRM/D role Human Resources (HR) is fundamental to business performance and has a pivotal role to play in the decision making that enables organisations to operate effectively. In 2009, the CIPD introduced the HR Profession Map which is structured around the areas of HR activity, it focuses on what professionals need to know, do and deliver to be effective throughout all stages of a career in HR. The map is not specific to an

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    The development of a Training Needs Analysis (TNA) is primarily based on the evaluation of desired outcomes. The results entail the responsibilities and cognitive abilities of an employee following a substantial acquisition of information (Praslova, 2010). Such outcomes are also expressed regarding performance, conditions, and standards to promote competence. As such, it is through the development of a dynamic TNA that the relevant outcomes, performance gaps, and employee expectations are determined

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    companies expand outside of the borders of their home country, and it involves recruiting the best human resources available around the world as well as utilizing the latest in technology and training. The business leaders of today need to be able to communicate across cultural divides as well as using training and technology effectively in order to compete on a global level. One of the most important impacts of globalization on business leaders is the need to accept and adapt to diverse cultures

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    Value of off-the-shelf training provides the basic content of facilitation materials that the company does not have to create from scratch saving time, money, and resources (CRM, 2009). Videos can be used for multiple training exercises/lessons. In addition, they cost less than hiring experts or sending staff offsite (CRM, 2009). Video storage builds a broad resource library that can be accessed anytime (CRM, 2009). Off-the-shelf courses make economic sense with a huge advantage being time and money

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