Diagnosis and Efficacy Improvement of Staff Training in Medium- and Small-Sized Private Enterprises

Lujian  Zheng; Jianmin  Wang

doi:10.4236/ajibm.2018.83048

Lujian Zheng, Jianmin Wang^*

Abstract: Socioeconomic development has intensified inter-enterprise competition and made human resource exploitation extremely important for all enterprises. As a major part of the market economy, private enterprises play an increasingly important role. Staff training, a key step of human resource development, is critical for improving individual performances and overall corporate performance & yield. However, the staff training of medium- and small-sized private enterprises is faced by many problems that restrict the training efficacy. To further diagnose the training-related problems faced by medium- and small-sized private enterprises, here the author analyzed the current situations of staff training in M and identified the problems. Together with relevant knowledge and theories, the author analyzed underlying causes and proposed appropriate suggestions, aiming to provide some references and guidance for improving the training system of M.

Keywords: Organizational Diagnosis, Human Resource Development, Education Training, Efficacy Improvement

Cite this paper: Zheng, L. and Wang, J. (2018) Diagnosis and Efficacy Improvement of Staff Training in Medium- and Small-Sized Private Enterprises. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 8, 710-720. doi: 10.4236/ajibm.2018.83048.

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