Difference between Training and Development?
Answer Posted / jay
Training is required to improve skills for performing a job. Development, on the other hand, is related to the all-round progress of executives. While training is job oriented, development is career oriented. Training is essential for operative workers. on the other hand,a development programme is required for executives
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