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Training in Organization Training is an essential function of an employee employer relationship. However, if training is poor and does not meet the employee or employer's needs then the training could actually damage the working relationship or hinder an organization in irreparable ways. There needed to be validity testing methodologies for training. Four key training validity concepts are training validity, transfer validity, intraorganizational validity and interorganizational validity. By evaluating the validity of a training program, organizations can verify if their needs are being met. The four dimensions of training validity focus on different aspects of the training process. The first dimension is an overall training validity and it accesses if trainees match established criteria of the training program and that...

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The bottom line is to be sure that trainees learn what is required. The second dimension, transfer validity, accesses if a trainee's newly learned skill is transferable back to the job it was intended for. In other words, did the training improve work performance? The third dimension, intraorganizational validity, accesses if the training can be equally effective with different groups of trainees within the internal organization. This has also been called internal generalizability. The fourth dimension is interorganizational validity which accesses if training would be equally effective with different trainees in companies other than the company that developed the training. This has also been called external generalizability.
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