Effectiveness and Efficiency in Industrial Training, Part 3:

Abstract

In our first article, we looked at numerous sources of ineffectiveness and inefficiency. Our second article demonstrated that certain popular economy measures do not have the desired effect. On the basis of this analysis, we conclude our series with a third article containing a number of suggestions as to how to improve the effectiveness of industrial training. We also describe briefly the way we are attempting to boost effectiveness in the Netherlands.

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