Describe the different levels of training evaluation

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1. What is organizational intelligence and how can it be measured? Do you think that organizational intelligence is a consideration within your current organization? Explain

2. How the workforce is changing and its impact in the way organizations are managed?

3. How important is training needs assessment? Describe the training needs assessment process.

4. Describe the different levels of training evaluation.

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