2012
DOI: 10.5539/ijbm.v7n10p63
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Importance of Training Needs Assessment in the Banking Sector of Bangladesh: A Case Study on National Bank Limited (NBL)

Abstract: The study was an attempt to investigate and analysis of training needs assessment and its importance in the banking sector of Bangladesh. The research searches for to evaluate existing literature reviews of training needs assessment and recommends several suggestions for the importance of it's so that to meet the employees' and organisational needs in the banking sector of Bangladesh. The findings addressed that the training needs assessment is prerequisite for an effective training that helps for organisation… Show more

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“…A crucial step is to ensure that the training is a need for instructors and schools, rather than a frivolous pastime (Hilmi, 2013;Qurbani, 2017). This identification is in line with previous study who believes that before doing training, it is necessary to identify training requirements inside the company in order to achieve the intended outcomes (Firdousi, 2011). The analysis of organizational requirements is the first stage in building training programs, and identifying needs is a key and extremely significant component of the overall training process (Dick et al, 2009;Hariandja and Hardiwat, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 60%
“…A crucial step is to ensure that the training is a need for instructors and schools, rather than a frivolous pastime (Hilmi, 2013;Qurbani, 2017). This identification is in line with previous study who believes that before doing training, it is necessary to identify training requirements inside the company in order to achieve the intended outcomes (Firdousi, 2011). The analysis of organizational requirements is the first stage in building training programs, and identifying needs is a key and extremely significant component of the overall training process (Dick et al, 2009;Hariandja and Hardiwat, 2016).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 60%
“…Only two of the Kirkpatrick's four levels evaluation criteria, such as behaviour and results are associated with higher rates of training and the perceived importance of organizationallevel initiatives (Saks & Burke, 2012). Ferdous & Razzak (2012) studied the importance of training needs assessment in the banking sector in Bangladesh, which concludes it as a prerequisite of successful training organization. Bhuiyan (2017) investigated the effectiveness of management development programs, which focus on the influence of individual characteristics, work environment, and learning organizational practices on transferring training in the civil service sector.…”
Section: Researcher Positionalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To have an effective training program, Gravells [113] proposed a training cycle with five stages: identifying needs, planning and designing, delivering, assessing, and evaluating. Among them, assessing training needs and effectiveness of training program as well as increase in employee performance/ability/skills/attitudes in their work is a critical task [114][115][116]. Therefore, employee assessment must be done before the training, in the training, and after the training so that we can have necessary actions to improve the performance of the whole system.…”
Section: Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%