UNLEASHING ORGANIZATIONAL GROWTH THROUGH STRATEGIC TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT: A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i6.2024.5035Keywords:
Organizational Growth, Training And Development, Qualitative Research, Employee Engagement, Strategic HrmAbstract [English]
Training and Development (T&D) interventions have been considered for a long time as a recipe for organizational success. Nevertheless, the strategic function of T&D in shaping organizational development has been qualitatively little explored. This research seeks to understand how T&D interventions designed strategically bring about organizational development through experience gained by employees working in industries. Through thematic analysis of semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions, four main mechanisms are revealed: skill development, leadership support, emotional commitment, and training effectiveness. Companies implementing emotional attachment, leadership involvement, and function-specific training in their T&D approach experience radical improvement in innovation, staff retention, and productivity. Theory and practice implications and directions for future research are laid out.
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