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TRAINING &

DEVELOPING

Standard Chartered Bank, Bangladesh.

EMPLOYEES

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Introduction

Training and Development is any attempt to improve current or future employee performance by increasing an employee's ability to perform through learning, usually by changing the employee's attitude or increasing his or her skills and knowledge.

SCB believes in nurturing human capital through training to get the best out of them. They start to train staff from day 2 of recruitment.

● The major functions:

- Acquisition

-Development

- Motivation

- Maintenance

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Overview of the Company

Standard Chartered PLC is a British multinational banking and financial services company headquartered in London, England. It operates a network of more than 1,200 branches and outlets (including subsidiaries, associates and joint ventures) across more than 70 countries and employs around 87,000 people.

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Rationale for Choosing The Topic

Enables us to access the core integral part that the top management

Hope to find different methods used in training and developing programs

The impact that has on the employees working within an organization

To know what Employees are thinking about the process

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Objectives

Identify employee’s competency level when they are given training.

the impact of Training and Development on employee performance

identify the relationship between employee satisfaction and training and development.

Assess overall motivation and acceptance of training within the organization.

identify the general information of training and development and employee perceptions.

Explore different methods of training and development that affect employees performance and productivity

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Assumption

The respondents will fully understand the questions they will be asked

The instrument to be used will elicit reliable responses

The respondents will provide honest expressions of their knowledge

The overall structure of the research will present the core topic in a consistent manner.

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Limitations

For extensive research time was not sufficient, even employees doesn’t have much time to provide more information.

Topic related journal, reports, books were not found in online.

Limited access to the Standard Chartered Bank training and development website.

Employees are not willing to disclose confidential data

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Literature Review

Conducting Training need assessment

Ensuring employees readiness for training

Creating Learning Environment

Ensuring transfer of training

Evaluation plan

Training Method

Monitor and evaluation

Training design processs of SCB

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Literature Review

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Skill Training

On-job training and off the job training

Performance related training

Product and Operational process Training

E-learning

Specific competency training

Job Rotation

Orientation Training

Types of training in SCB

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Research Methodology

Primary

Data

Secondary

Data

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Data Analysis

Face to face with the manager:

Which are the HR functions

    • Acquisition
    • Development
    • Motivation
    • Maintainance

Total Costing invested in training per year

    • Minimal

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Data Analysis

On which criteria the duration of trainings are done?

Tenure

Post

Experience at SBC

External trainings

Performance

Age

Gender

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Sample of 10 employees

Kawran Baazar Branch.

Different Departments

Assessment – Strongly Agree - Agree - Neutral - Disagree- Strongly Disagree

Data Analysis

Study on the employees:

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Data Analysis

Majority of training programs attended:

BIBM

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On the job training

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E-Learning

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Job Rotation

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Town Halls

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Undergoing Orientation

I have come to know about the bank’s background in details at the beginning of the first day

As a new employee I got a formal orientation

I clearly acknowledged my duties and responsibilities

The interaction with the superiors, subordinates and colleagues was satisfactory

I learned about the culture of the bank

I clearly understood the health and safety rules with the policies

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The employee came to know about the background and culture of the bank along with his duties from the first day of joining.

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The interaction with superiors, subordinates and colleagues was satisfactory on the very first day of joining.

Agree

Neutral

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Undergoing Training Orientations

I can choose training program

Topics covered are relevant to my job

The trainers have the proper knowledge about the topic

I have been truly benefited by attending the programs

The courses arestructured in a way that I easily grasp the materials

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The trainings changed positively the performance and the behavior patterns

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All the trainings are effective & the bank focuses on employee needs

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Recommendations and Conclusion

Increasing employee interest

Active top management support

Rewarding and ‘Listen to them’ – motto.

Designing trainings according to background and experience

Outlining details

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