Business, 04.03.2020 03:21 marshunsanders

At Corpceton, a plastic products manufacturing company, two to three newly hired machine operators are assigned to senior machine operators who train them for a few weeks. After the trainees complete three months of probation in the company, each of them is given a machine to operate on. In the context of training methods, this scenario best illustrates:.a) on-the-job training.
b) refresher training.
c) sensitivity training.
d) vestibule training.

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