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Protocol: Building Your Confidence
With the war for talent becoming fiercer by the way, organizations are pumping billions into their corporate training programs to ensure that they are ahead of the curve. According to Bersin by Deloitte 2014 Corporate Learning Factbook, companies across the world are spending more than $130 billion worldwide on corporate training. Current estimates shows that the corporate training market is expected to generate revenues of Rs 32 billion by FY2020. Global expansion, increasing competition and the emergence of a record number of start-ups are forcing companies to look inwards. There has been a significant shift towards outcome-oriented learning in Indian organizations for both leadership training programs and sales training programs. As perceived, investing in an employee’s training...
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