A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF EMPLOYEES OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN PUNE CITY

Authors

  • Leena Sachin Kashid
  • Dr. Mihika Mandar Kulkarni

Keywords:

Training Techniques, Training Efficiency, Development,

Abstract

The researcher's goal was to investigate how training has shaped society in various ways since
the beginning of time. It serves as a vehicle for passing on various skills from one generation
to the next. However, as time has passed, training intensity has changed drastically. Numerous
training approaches and strategies have emerged as a result of technological advancement.
These modifications have altered the need for training and given it new dimensions. Both
global and micro levels of human resource development are implemented. At a macro level,
training is essential for raising social issue awareness among the populace, educating
individuals, and promoting literacy in society to enable people to live better lives. The goal of
training activities at the micro-level is to help employees in an organisation become more
competent at their jobs and improve their performance in order to advance the organisation.
So, everybody attends training. It is a well-known fact that an organization's performance
depends on the calibre of its people resource in addition to finances, resources, and equipment.

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Published

2025-09-03

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Leena Sachin Kashid, & Dr. Mihika Mandar Kulkarni. (2025). A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF EMPLOYEES OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN PUNE CITY . Acta Scientiae, 8(1), 864–878. Retrieved from https://periodicosulbrabra.org/index.php/acta/article/view/312

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