How do you integrate training needs analysis with other human resource development functions and initiatives?
Training needs analysis (TNA) is a systematic process of identifying and assessing the gaps between the current and desired performance of employees, teams, and organizations. It helps to align the learning and development (L&D) activities with the strategic goals and priorities of the business. However, TNA is not a standalone function, but rather a part of a broader human resource development (HRD) framework that encompasses other functions and initiatives, such as talent management, succession planning, performance management, and employee engagement. How do you integrate TNA with these other HRD functions and initiatives? Here are some tips and best practices to consider.