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In today's world of business, continues training for workers is not an option, it is a must.
Those that understand the importance of training absolutely know this to be a fact. It’s not a belief or an opinion, or a preference. It’s certainly not an attitude. It’s a cold hard fact: training is important. It’s a misnomer to think that so-called skilled workers are those human beings who emerge from university or college and bring with them some kind of technical or practical acumen.
That may have been true a few decades ago; but no longer, and never again. In today’s world, everyone is a skilled worker. From the receptionist with the high school education to the CFO with an MBA, the entire workforce has become a skilled landscape; and that means that there is arguably no position that isn’t in need of continuous training.
Each member of a team, a unit, and a company can no longer be viewed as individual silos focusing on their singular task within a limited sphere of activities. Rather, today, each person is a part of a skilled workforce; and if there are gaps or lacks in any area, the entire workforce will suffer. And make no mistake: this suffering isn’t merely emotional or cultural (though that is a part of it). This suffering is financial.