Evaluating the Effectiveness of Employee Training Programs on Performance and Job Satisfaction: A Study of Indian IT Industry

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Prof. Sreekanth Dasari, Dr. Shagufta Parween
Dr. Chitra, Sonali Singh
Ms. R. Gayathri

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This research paper investigates the impact of Employee Training Programs on Employee Performance and Job Satisfaction in Indian IT industry. In the current competitive and technologically saturated world, companies spend a considerable amount of money on their training and development programs to upskill their employees, improve productivity, and boost employee engagement in the workplace. The research examines the effect of structured training programs on the technical skills of employees, their communication skills, their work efficiency, and their satisfaction with their jobs. Qualitative and quantitative methods are employed to examine employee perceptions of training quality, relevance and career development opportunities. The results suggest that well-designed training enhances staff productivity, motivation, job stability and organizational success. Additionally, the research underscores the need for ongoing skill acquisition and education to continue competing in the Indian IT industry. The research gives useful information for HR practitioners and management in designing training strategies that are employee centered to facilitate individual and organizational development.

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Prof. Sreekanth Dasari, Dr. Shagufta Parween; Dr. Chitra, Sonali Singh; Ms. R. Gayathri. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Employee Training Programs on Performance and Job Satisfaction: A Study of Indian IT Industry. ES 2026, 22 (5(S)May), 296-304. https://doi.org/10.69889/d7zwep46.
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Prof. Sreekanth Dasari, Dr. Shagufta Parween; Dr. Chitra, Sonali Singh; Ms. R. Gayathri. Evaluating the Effectiveness of Employee Training Programs on Performance and Job Satisfaction: A Study of Indian IT Industry. ES 2026, 22 (5(S)May), 296-304. https://doi.org/10.69889/d7zwep46.