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The Supervisor and On-the-Job Training is a new, expanded edition of a unique training book that takes a fresh look at some of the training issues and skills most pertinent to today's workplace. Martin M. Broadwell, recognized as the “Father of Training” after 20 years of outstanding service to the University of Michigan's Executive Management Center, distills his many years of training experience to help you give accurate and effective on-the-job (OJT) training to the employees under your supervision.This fourth edition includes more examples with updated information on the actual steps of doing OJT, as well as more details on training new employees before they learn bad habits, designing follow-up training, analyzing jobs step-by-step, determining objectives, and combining OJT with Total Quality Management. Broadwell's emphasis throughout this revision is on new, practical how-to information, and the completely revised chapter on “How to Do On-the-Job-Training” represents the effects of years of new input since the previous edition was published in 1986.
This text investigates the methodologies required for supervisors to effectively execute on-the-job training (OJT) to improve employee performance and workplace efficiency. Martin M. Broadwell, a veteran educator from the University of Michigan's Executive Management Center, utilizes his extensive career experience to provide a structured framework for training. He argues that systematic instruction is necessary to prevent the acquisition of poor work habits and to align individual employee output with organizational quality standards.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize Broadwell as a foundational figure in the field of industrial training, often citing his work as a standard reference for management development. Readers frequently note the practical, hands-on nature of the prose, which prioritizes actionable instruction over abstract management theory.
Page Count:
170
Publication Date:
1975-01-01
Publisher:
Addison - Wesley Publishing Company
ISBN-10:
0201007541
ISBN-13:
9780201007541
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