How do you work with stakeholders in training needs analysis?
Training needs analysis (TNA) is a process of identifying and prioritizing the learning and development needs of your staff. It helps you align your training goals with your organizational objectives, and ensure that your training resources are used effectively and efficiently. However, TNA is not a solo activity. It requires collaboration and communication with various stakeholders who have different perspectives, interests, and expectations. How do you work with stakeholders in TNA? Here are some tips to help you:
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Christopher LindBridging Business, Technology & Human Experience | Executive Advisor | Business & Product Transformation | Devoted…
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