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Title: EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE AT MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LIMITED
Authors: GOSWAMI, MANVI
Keywords: IMPACT OF TRAINING
EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE
MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LIMITED
Issue Date: Dec-2024
Series/Report no.: TD-7727;
Abstract: The primary objective of this extensive research attempt had been to conduct a diligent assessment of the efficacy of training and development programs in relation to the performance of personnel at Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL), a notable frontrunner in the automotive sector of India. The research utilized a rigorous approach, incorporating primary data obtained directly from 105 employees of MSIL via a meticulously crafted structured questionnaire. This was supplemented by a comprehensive examination and evaluation of pertinent secondary sources, including industry reports, published literature, and company resources. The results revealed that MSIL remains steadfast in its dedication to cultivating a proficient and well-informed workforce by consistently allocating resources towards employee training and development initiatives. It is noteworthy that every respondent to the survey confirmed the presence and regular implementation of these initiatives within the institution. Furthermore, a remarkable 99 percent of respondents indicated that they had undergone behavioral training, highlighting the organization's deliberate focus on fostering essential soft skills such as communication, interpersonal, and others in addition to technical proficiency. Nonetheless, specific domains that necessitate additional focus and enhancement were also illuminated by the research. Around 30% of the participants expressed apprehensions regarding the lucidity of their voices and the length of time allotted for training sessions. These comments may suggest potential avenues for improving the quality of delivery and the management of time. Moreover, twenty percent of respondents were dissatisfied with the applicability and relevance of training material and trainers' efficacy; this underscores the necessity of customizing programs to more closely correspond with the expectations and requirements of a wide range of participants. Notwithstanding these obstacles, the study revealed a predominantly favorable sentiment among personnel, as close to 70% conveyed overall contentment with the training initiatives provided by MSIL. This positive perception was additionally reinforced by a noteworthy discovery: an astounding 99 percent of respondents admitted that the training programs directly improved their capacity to execute their duties with greater effectiveness and efficiency, thereby emphasizing the concrete influence on workforce productivity. Furthermore, a significant majority of participants (78.1%) indicated that they effectively implemented the recently acquired knowledge, skills, and concepts in their daily work. This finding showcases the ability of the training programs to generate quantifiable enhancements in job performance and results. Furthermore, the research illuminated MSIL's dedication to ongoing enhancement and iterative refinement of its training programs via rigorous feedback mechanisms. A significant 80% of employees have verified that the upper management of the organization proactively seeks and integrates feedback from participants, thereby cultivating an atmosphere that promotes transparent communication and decision making based on data. Nevertheless, the study also unveiled a potential avenue for additional improvement, as close to 70% of participants indicated a desire to incorporate supplementary components or elements into the current training initiatives. This finding suggests that there is room for continuous customization and adaptation to accommodate the varied needs, preferences, and learning styles of employees. The application of rigorous statistical analysis, specifically the Chi-Square test of independence, produced noteworthy results that emphasize the substantial influence that employee performance is impacted by training and development initiatives. The null hypotheses were definitively rejected, suggesting that there are significant associations between the nature of the training offered, the levels of employee satisfaction, and the subsequent perceptions, behaviors, and outcomes observed in the workplace setting. More precisely, the results of the analysis indicated that the nature of the training had a substantial impact on how employees perceived the effectiveness and efficiency of the training. Furthermore, it was found that employee contentment with the training initiatives was a critical factor in enabling the effective implementation of recently gained expertise and competencies in their specific occupational positions. In summary, the results demonstrate that MSIL adopts a proactive and employee-focused strategy towards training and development, motivated by a strong dedication to fostering a workforce that is exceptionally proficient, informed, and efficient. Although the organization's endeavors have resulted in discernible positive outcomes such as enhanced workforce capabilities, increased productivity, and practical implementation of acquired knowledge, the research highlights opportunities for ongoing going enhancement. vii These domains encompass enhancing the quality of delivery, guaranteeing the pertinence of content, and customizing programs to accommodate the varied requirements and inclinations of participants. By implementing data-driven decision making, establishing comprehensive feedback mechanisms, and maintaining an unwavering dedication to excellence, MSIL can enhance its standing as a frontrunner in workforce development within the ever-changing and dynamic Indian automotive industry. The report concludes by providing MSIL and other organizations with a set of practical suggestions that underscore the significance of program customization, employee engagement and satisfaction promotion, knowledge application facilitation, and the establishment of robust mechanisms for ongoing evaluation and iterative enhancement m of training initiatives.
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