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IRE347 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT Anny Fong M.Eng, MBA, LL.M, PMP

July 4, 2022

Welcome!

¨ How does our course work? ¨ What is Training & Development? ¨ Why Training & Development? ¨ The Training & Development Process ¨ A look into the (near) future

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Who is Anny?

Academia

Industry

Personal

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Contact Info

How to contact me? Office hours

Course website Class logistics

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Nice to meet you! 5

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¨ Reaction assignment for Class 2 ¤ Post short video

introducing yourself n Name n Program/year n Some ways that help

you learn n Fun/interesting fact n 30 seconds to 1 minute

long

How we will learn!

Small and large group discussions

Share your stories

Minimal lecture slides

Be motivated & participate

Learn by doing

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How you will make this class awesome!

¨ Prepare for class ¤ Read any announcements prior to class

¨ Stay on track and stay engaged ¤ Come with a willingness to learn ¤ Come to contribute ¤ Come to gain perspectives ¤ Come to ask questions ¤ Be respectful to yourself and others ¤ Take time to absorb the material and think through it ¤ Before you we end class, take a moment to reflect on what

you’ve gained today

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Why this approach?

Learning Pyramid 8

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Textbook

¨ Read assigned case study before class

¨ Class time will supplement the text, not summarize it.

¨ Class time broadly introduces the topic, textbook provides specifics

Saks, Alan. M., and Haccoun, Robert. R. (2019). Managing Performance through Training and Development. 8th ed. Toronto: Nelson Education

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FAQs re: textbook? ¨ Can I use an older version of the textbook?

¤ Yes you technically can ¤ But, it’s up to you to match between what’s in the old

textbook vs. the new textbook ¤ References in our course will point to the 8th edition

¨ What if I can’t get the text in time for the next class? (to read the case ahead of class) ¤ I requested that Chapter 2 be made available to students

via Quercus > Library Reading List ¤ Yes this falls within copyright restrictions

¨ Can you make the PDF of the whole textbook available? ¤ No because copyrights! ¤ The textbook is also available via the CIRHR Library on short-

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Course Breakdown

Deliverable Format Weight Due Date Reaction assignments Individual 5% Before each class

*No reaction assignment for Classes 1, 9, 12

Case study Individual 15% July 19, 11:59pm Online learning module

Group 40% August 12, 11:59pm

Class contribution Individual 10% Ongoing Final assessment Individual 30% TBA – Final assessment

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Reaction Assignments

¨ Individual deliverable ¨ Due weekly before class ¨ Purpose is to have you thinking about the topic

before we jump into class ¤ Mostly watching video/reading article ¤ Except

n Class 2 – Record a short introduction video n Classes 1, 9. 12 – No reaction assignment

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Case study assignment 13

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¨ Individual assignment ¨ Description, rubric,

and cases posted ¨ 3 cases for you to

choose from ¨ Sign up for a case

¤ People > Case Study n First come, first served

¤ Max of 15 individuals can choose a case

¨ Due July 19, 11:59pm

Online learning module

¨ Group deliverable ¤ 5-7 members in each group ¤ I will create the groups, but

will try to accommodate requests n Submit your requests via

email by July 5, 11:59pm

¨ Deliverables ¤ Video (10-15 mins) ¤ Report

¨ Details and rubric posted ¨ Due Aug 12, 11:59pm

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Class Contribution

¨ We learn through sharing experiences and perspectives

¨ You help make this learning experience awesome ¨ Attendance without presence ≠ contribution

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Final assessment

¨ Individual deliverable ¨ Integrate course concepts ¨ “Take-home” assessment

¤ 48-hour window for submission ¤ Comparable to a typical 2-to-3-hour exam ¤ Start and stop as you please ¤ No, please don’t actually spend 48 hours on it

¨ Held during final assessment period ¤ Will be scheduled by Arts & Science

¨ Details to come

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What are your first impressions of T&D

¨ Kahoot!

¨ To participate, join at ¤ www.kahoot.it or Kahoot! App ¤ Enter the game PIN when it’s time

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Basics of HRM

Practices, policies, and systems that influence employees’ behaviours, attitudes, and performance

Supports and aligns with business strategy

Essential to a company’s success

Human capital contributes to an organization’s competitive advantage

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Human resources are important

¨ Strategically speaking, a resource enables you to have a sustainable competitive advantage if it is ¤ Valuable ¤ Rare ¤ Imperfectly imitable ¤ Non-substitutable

Employees perform valuable

functions for the company

The skills that employees

have can be rare

It’s difficult to imitate the

dynamics of employees and systems

There is NO substitute

for a motivated, talented

employees who cares about your

customers

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What is the role of the HR department?

Administrative services and transactions

Business partner services

Strategic partner

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Why care about T&D?

¨ Organization’s success is dependent on T&D

¨ Prevent serious accidents

¨ T&D is a key factor in creativity, innovation, and transfer of knowledge

¨ Sound return on investment

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Performance Management, Training, Development

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Performance Management

• Develop and improve performance

• Establish goals • Monitor

performance

Training

• Formal and planned efforts to acquire KSAs

• Focus on current job

Development

• Formal and planned efforts to acquire KSAs

• Focus on future job and career development

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Goals: • Develop and maximize human capital • Facilitate development of social capital

Performance Management Process

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• Alignment to strategy • Meet goals and strategic intent • Quality, safety, and reputational considerations • Workforce flexibility

• Effectiveness • Increase competitive advantage

• Attracting top talent • Seen as a benefit/perk

• Employee engagement and retention • Keep employees engaged • Investment in employees • Career development and succession planning

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• Intrinsic • Increased knowledge and skills • Self-efficacy • Feelings of increased usefulness • Sense of belonging • Positive attitude towards job and organization

• Extrinsic • Higher earnings • Marketability • Employment security • Career development

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• Product/Service Knowledge • Deliver the product/service as described • Quality of product/service

• Quality • Dependability and reliability • Image of customer-focused mindset

• Other Considerations • Supporting an organization that invests in its

employees • Could signal longer-term strategy

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• Societal benefits • Educated, skilled, and employed population • Health and safety considerations • Adherence to safety and ethical standards • Increased quality of life and career mobility

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Show me the numbers!

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$889 Avg training spend

per EE

32 Avg hours of training

per EE

1.39 Avg % of revenue

spent on T&D

In 2017…

• These numbers are increasing • More organizations are seeing

T&D as investment as opposed to an expense

• T&D is being seen as a part of strategy and a key to success

• 1 in 5 organizations spent up to 3% of payroll in training

Quebec Training Law

¨ Act to Foster the Development of Manpower Training passed in 1995

¨ Companies with payrolls $1MM+ must invest a minimum of 1% of their payroll on government-sanctioned training, or pay into a provincial fund for workforce training

¨ Only payroll training tax in North America

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But they’ll just leave right?

¨ Training bond ¤ A contract between the employer and EE

that states that the employer will pay for the EE’s training as long as they stay within the organization for a minimum period of time after the training program

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T&D Context

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Environmental context

Organizational contextHRM systems

Environmental context

Global competition •Productivity •Quality •International assignments

Technology •Automation •Productivity

Labour market •Skills gap •Labour shortage

Environmental change •Uncertainty •Market forces

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Organizational Context

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Strategy Structure Culture

HRM Systems

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¨ Integrated system of HR practices and policies

Recruitment

Selection

Compensation Performance Management

Employee involvement

T&D Programs

Instructional Systems Design Model

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¨ Rational and scientific model of T&D process

Summary

¨ Process and importance of T&D in an organization’s performance and success

¨ Difference between performance management, training, and development

¨ Benefits of T&D ¨ T&D context: environmental, organizational, HR

systems ¨ Instructional systems design model

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Exit cards! 37

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¨ Before you leave today, please fill in the exit card ¤ Instead of an ‘attendance’ sign in ¤ Opportunity to reflect on today’s class

¨ Quercus > Quizzes > Exit Card – Class 1

Looking Forward

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July 6 •Learning & Motivation

•IKEA case

July 11 •Needs Analysis •“Asthma Attack” case

July 13 •Training Design •Beer Store case

July 18 •On-the-job and off-the-job training

•“The altercation” case

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