Effectiveness of Training in Organization Development: Talcher TPP in Odisha
Keywords:
Employee performance, organization power plant, Demographic profile, TrainingAbstract
The workforce is a valuable asset for any organization, and improving their performance requires a focus on their skills and knowledge. Training and development programs play a crucial role in creating a skilled and competent workforce, enabling organizations to maintain a competitive edge and succeed in a dynamic business environment. This research aimed to investigate the effectiveness of training and development on employee performance at the Talcher thermal power plant in Odisha. Descriptive analysis was employed as the research method, and primary data was collected through the distribution of questionnaires to 100 randomly selected workers. The findings indicate that overall training and development have a significant positive impact on employee performance. It helps the organization by reducing skill gaps, enhancing worker productivity, and contributing to improved financial outcomes. The study recommends the need for alignment between identified training needs and actual training implementation, as well as periodic revisions of the compensation structure.
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