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SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE June 1978
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William A. Deterline
Thursday, June 01, 1978
Focuses on the authors experience of real, accountable, performance-oriented, job-performance requirements training. Expectation that gadgets will do all the work without any help and will...
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CREDIBILITY IN TRAINING DO TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT HAVE A PERSONALITY CONFLICT
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William A. Deterline
Wednesday, June 01, 1977
Discusses how professional training and development programs can achieve credibility. Lack of emphasis given on the design and development of effective and efficient training Need to focus...
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CREDIBILITY IN TRAINING PART V WHAT DO WE REALLY WANT TO KNOW
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William A. Deterline
Friday, April 01, 1977
Discusses how to achieve credibility in training. Evaluation of results Need to determine the weak points of the training program.
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Credibility In Training Part V Doing It Right Can Sometimes Be Pretty Risky
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William A. Deterline
Tuesday, March 01, 1977
Part IV. Discusses how to achieve credibility in training.
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CREDIBILITY IN TRAINING PART III
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William A. Deterline
Tuesday, February 01, 1977
Discusses how to achieve credibility in conducting occupational training. Certification courses Procedures for actual certification Examples of objections made against the need to provide...
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CREDIBILITY IN TRAINING PART II ENTERTAINMENT AND OTHER SELFINFLICTED WOUNDS
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William A. Deterline
Saturday, January 01, 1977
Urges personnel departments to own up the responsibility of determining the cost effectiveness of employee training. Reasons behind managements hand-off approach to the training function...
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Credibility in Training Part I Why Are You Going to Do That
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William A. Deterline
Wednesday, December 01, 1976
Part I. Discusses how one can achieve credibility in training. Difficulty in the evaluation process Consideration of all alternatives Acquisition of audio-visual materials.
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