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» Training Employees, Volume 5, Issue 1, 2005
If respondent expects their most skilled employee(s) to learn one or more job skills, at least partially, while on the job.

Top 100 6. How do you most often train your most skilled employees or otherwise help them obtain needed skills? Do you:?

Response
1 Let them learn by doing it 14
2 Provide self-help materials, such as books tapes and videos 3
3 Have someone in the firm work with them 62
4 Bring in an expert 2
5 Send them outside the firm for training, such as to a course or seminar 11
6 Take on-line courses or distance learning 2
7 Other 3
8 Nothing 1
9 DK/Refused 2
Total (%) 100
N 347

Notes: Sixty-two (62) percent of small employers (employing 5 to 250 people) who train their most skilled employee(s) report their most frequent method of training him/her is to have someone in the firm work with him/her (Q#6).


Volume 5, Issue 1, 2005
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation



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