Employee development: How firms can get return on investment from trainings

By focusing on relevant, real-time learning and applying it directly to work, companies can improve both individual and organisational performance.

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In our robust office corridors in Westlands, Nairobi, two prominent companies approached employee development in vastly different ways, with one reaping the benefits of a lean, focused strategy while the other struggled under the weight of outdated practices.

At InnovateTech, a thriving tech company, the management understood that traditional training methods were failing to yield the desired results. Employees often sat through hours of irrelevant content that did little to address their immediate needs.

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