5 Training Evaluation Mistakes That Could Threaten Your Job

July 19, 2017

Just because an approach to training evaluation is common does not mean that it is good. 

Do you really want to throw away all the money and effort you’ve put into a program by making mistakes that are easy to avoid?

Don’t sacrifice the quality of your training program, and possibly even your job. Read the new article by Jim and Wendy Kirkpatrick just published in the July/August edition of Training Industry Magazine to learn the top training evaluation mistakes and how to avoid them.

You will need to log in (or create a free account if you don’t already have one) to access this article in our Resources Library. The article is entitled Top Training Evaluation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them and can be found in the “New Resources” module at the top of the page once you are logged in.

Join the Discussion

Are you making any mistakes that could threaten your standing within your organization? We’d love to hear what you’re doing and how you think you could improve after reading this article. Here are some ways to join the discussion. 

                 Log in and leave a comment

                 Comment on this feature in Facebook

                 Start a LinkedIn discussion


Don’t Miss a Feature

Register with us to receive Kirkpatrick Quick Tips delivered to your inbox each Wednesday. 

Additional Resources

Kirkpatrick Four Levels® Evaluation Certification Program – Bronze Level

Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels of Training Evaluation

Recording of Top Training Mistakes: Are You Making Them?

Training Strategy Mistakes: Are You Making Them?

Scroll to top Arrow