Training and development in Nepalese commercial banks
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https://doi.org/10.3126/md.v23i1.35565Keywords:
Training and Development, Corporate Governance, Practices, Performance, Commercial BanksAbstract
Present study is designed to investigate training and development practices and its relation with performance in Nepalese Commercial Banks. This study is based on descriptive research design and comprehensively developed structured questionnaire. All the commercial bank are considered as the population and 10 bank are selected as random basis for sample banks for the study. The results are based on primary information collected form 200 staffs of 10 different branches of commercial bank of Kathmandu valley. Through the use of descriptive statistics to analyze the data the study found training and development as an integral part of the organizational development in Nepalese commercial banks. In addition, majority of the respondent reported that they acquire technical knowledge and skills, learning and development skills from training program. More specifically the study reveals that Nepalese commercial banks provide adequate importance to the employees training however the training provided are not well planned and designed according to need of the employee. Finally study shows that training and development program are factor responsible for organizational performance and employee satisfaction. Proper and systematic human resource development practices ensures the higher productivity, working efficiency, institutional promise and corporate governance.
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