December 2016
Beginner to intermediate
304 pages
6h 29m
English
Transfer of learning has long been a concern for professionals in the field of talent development. After all, we do not exist to merely “train”; we exist to improve performance in the workplace. How well learning is applied on the job is the ultimate goal.
In Telling Ain’t Training, Harold Stolovitch and Erica Keeps write:
A great deal of controversy exists about the exact amount of training that gets transferred to the workplace. This is a futile argument as a number of factors affect transfer: utility of the training, the workplace environment, inhibitors and facilitators that occur post-training, and even the attitudes of supervisors and colleagues. What appears to be ...
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