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Framing results solely based on Donald Kirkpatrick's four levels of measurement doesn't clarify the business value of training. For example, if measurement for a course on diversity calls for 2,000 managers to successfully complete a one-day course, then upper management sees only significant overhead. To dem...
Thu Jan 03 2008
Framing results solely based on Donald Kirkpatrick's four levels of measurement doesn't clarify the business value of training. For example, if measurement for a course on diversity calls for 2,000 managers to successfully complete a one-day course, then upper management sees only significant overhead.
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