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Emphasizes the reinforcement of behaviors that reduce the possibility of errors being made or accidents occuring. (4)
Behavior modification
Training aimed toward improving an employee's competence for possible job opportunities in the future. (4)
Development
Instruction provided on the Internet and the World Wide Web. (4)
Distance education
Skills in active listening, written and oral communication, and conflict resolution. (4)
Interpersonal skills
Detailed study of a job to determine the exact nature of the work, the quantity and quality of output that is expected, working conditions of the job, and necessary personal qualities such as knowledge, skill, and ability specific to the functions of the position. (4)
Job analysis
A written document that accurately describes job duties and activities (normally described in decreasing order of importance), work conditions, salary, quantity and quality of output expected, and expected performance standards for a specific job. (4)
Job description
A carefully designed program for appraising the value of jobs and obtaining an equitable pay relationship among them. (4)
Job evaluation
Assigning employees to various departments on a systematic basis to gain more experience. (4)
Job rotation
A document that outlines the education, experience, training, and personal attributes that are required for successful performance in a specific job. (4)
Job specifications
Skills in reading, writing, mathematics, listening, and public speaking. (4)
Literacy skills
Senior-level persons who help new people (proteges) get accustomed to their jobs and provide guidance, direction, and support during the process. (4)
Mentors
Determines the training requirements of the organization. (4)
Needs assessment
Presenting trainees with problems similar to those found in actual job situations. (4)
Simulation
The process of breaking work down into its constituent elements. (4)
Task analysis
A method used to train individuals in multiple locations simultaneously through video- and audioconferencing. (4)
Teleconferences
The process of providing the opportunity for individuals to acquire knowledge, skills, and attitudes required in their present jobs. (4)
Training