2013
DOI: 10.1016/s2212-5671(13)00144-5
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Training Programs – Training and Development Alternatives for Students

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“…The different academic approach, starting from the observation of the company with respect to the lack of competence of the graduates at the time the employee recruitment process. The Corporation indicated that training and development program as an alternative form of education in academics to get the desired competencies (Marinescu & Toma, 2013). Training to become a very valuable way to collect information, knowledge, and guidance towards action.…”
Section: Strategic Training and Development Of Educational Programsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The different academic approach, starting from the observation of the company with respect to the lack of competence of the graduates at the time the employee recruitment process. The Corporation indicated that training and development program as an alternative form of education in academics to get the desired competencies (Marinescu & Toma, 2013). Training to become a very valuable way to collect information, knowledge, and guidance towards action.…”
Section: Strategic Training and Development Of Educational Programsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The age of globalization has brought hyper competition (D'Aveni, 1994;D'Aveni, 1999) in all industries and among companies around the world (Harvey and Novicevic, 2002). In order to face this challenge, organizations from every domain have used in their activities and processes, a plethora of business tools, techniques, methods and practices, such as Six Sigma (Toma, 2008), marketing mix (Grădinaru, Toma and Marinescu, 2016), quality assurance and models (Toma and Naruo, 2009;Catană and Toma, 2021a), training programs (Marinescu and Toma, 2013) or social responsibility initiatives (Catană and Toma, 2021b). This is why their leadership, either masculine or feminine (Săseanu, Toma and Marinescu, 2014;Săseanu et al, 2020), has designed and implemented different flexible and sustainable business models and on New Trends in Sustainable Business and Consumption strategies based on creativity, innovation, digitalization or environmental protection (Toma, 2013;Toma, Felea and Dobrea, 2016;Toma, Marinescu and Grădinaru, 2016;Toma and Săseanu, 2017;Tohănean, Toma and Dumitru, 2018;Toma and Tohănean, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some university graduates volunteer as a form of On-the-job (OJT) training in a way to align their abilities to the industry at hand. Marinescu and Toma (2013) reports that trainings are critical pathways for acquiring information, knowledge, and guidance towards the rapidly changing work environments. The use of Off-the-job-training (OFJT) could help redeem the employability of these graduates, as On-the-Job Training (OJT) consumes a lot of time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%