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Question
With reference to methods of training, identify the correct statement:
- On-the-Job training is also known as 'learning by doing'.
- On-the-Job training is given to an employee who is trained outside the job.
- On-the-Job training is the process of judging the suitability of applicants in the light of job requirements.
- On-the-Job training is the process of searching for and identifying the prospective employees.
Options
2 and 3
1 and 4
Only 1
Only 2
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Solution
Only 1
Explanation:
Practical experience is widely recognised as the most effective form of training. This approach focuses on providing on-the-job training to employees, enabling them to acquire practical experience and skills that are directly applicable to their roles.
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