At the moment, it is commonly believed that when new employees join any organisation they cannot get along well with others because of their inefficiency in collaboration skills. This situation occurs due to ineffective training programmes and education system. Mainly these two factors are to be blamed for this. However, it is not a matter of concern if the team is made part of the curriculum as well as employee induction programme.
A Major factor behind the lack of interpersonal skills among new workers is due to fruitless education sector and inept training offered by the government. By this I mean that the most of the educational institutes concentrate on improving the academic ability of the pupils rather than focusing on teamwork. As a result, students are unaware of the concepts and significance of cooperation and combined efforts. In addition to it, many companies fail to train their potential employees such skills which shows the outcome as new joiners are lacking in cooperative skills.
Though the above problems are prevalent, they can be overcome by encouraging sports in academics and interpersonal skills develop training in organisations. Through sports, students can learn how to be cooperative and understand the significance of group efforts. Nurturing these values from a young age will help them when they join firms. Moreover, companies may also conduct training programmes for new recruits on team endeavour. To exemplify, if a sample project is assigned to a group as part of training employees will not only develop their technical skills but also realise the values of group work.
To conclude, new employees lack of interpersonal skills because schools and companies neglect the importance of developing personality traits. In tackling this, sports should be made a part of the curriculum and organisation should arrange training sessions.
At the moment, it is
commonly
believed that when
new
employees
join
any
organisation
they cannot
get
along well with others
because
of their inefficiency in collaboration
skills
. This situation occurs due to ineffective
training
programmes
and education system.
Mainly
these two factors are to
be blamed
for this.
However
, it is not a matter of concern if the team
is made
part of the curriculum
as well
as
employee
induction
programme
.
A Major factor behind the lack of interpersonal
skills
among
new
workers is due to fruitless education sector and inept
training
offered by the
government
. By this I mean that the most of the educational institutes concentrate on improving the academic ability of the pupils
rather
than focusing on teamwork.
As a result
, students are unaware of the concepts and significance of cooperation and combined efforts.
In addition
to it,
many
companies
fail to train their potential
employees
such
skills
which
shows
the outcome as
new
joiners are lacking in cooperative
skills
.
Though the above problems are prevalent, they can
be overcome
by encouraging sports in academics and interpersonal
skills
develop
training
in
organisations
. Through sports, students can learn how to be cooperative and understand the significance of group efforts. Nurturing these values from a young age will
help
them when they
join
firms.
Moreover
,
companies
may
also
conduct
training
programmes
for
new
recruits on team
endeavour
. To exemplify, if a sample project
is assigned
to a group as part of
training
employees
will not
only
develop their technical
skills
but
also
realise
the values of group work.
To conclude
,
new
employees
lack of interpersonal
skills
because
schools and
companies
neglect the importance of developing personality traits. In tackling this, sports should
be made
a part of the curriculum and
organisation
should arrange
training
sessions.
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22Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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