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“On the job training includes practical and theoretical learning.” Justify either for or against.
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Solution
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On-the-Job Training Includes Practical and Theoretical Learning.
- On-the-job training, or OJT, includes both hands-on and classroom-based learning. Because employees do their real jobs, they get experience by doing them this is the practical part.
- They also often get help, explanations, and a better understanding of the bigger picture from supervisors or mentors, who add academic knowledge to their training.
- This mixture ensures that workers not only know how to do their jobs but also understand why they are important.
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