I had learned about the online induction system. In
my opinion, the online induction system is a system that can include all the
information about the organization to let the employees know more about the
organization such as mission, vision, and so on. Besides, I also think that
this system actually is very similar to the web-based training program. Actually,
the concept is the same; just the information included is different. For
web-based training program, only information related to training like training
modules, venue, time are showed in the system, but a lot of information about
the organization can be found in online induction system. Or in other words,
web-based training program can be a subcomponent of online induction system.
Through this lesson, I think that the implication of
online induction system had attracted my attention. The positive and negative
implications are as following.
|
Positive Implication
|
Negative Implication
|
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Reduce
the Cost of Induction.
|
Need
Manual Reference
|
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Easier
to Compliance, Manage and Report
|
High
Cost
|
|
Reduce
Number of Employees.
|
Not
apply their skill to train employees.
|
In my opinion, the implications are also similar
with the implications of web-based training program. For example, web-based
training program is time and cost saving because no instructors which are
external or internal trainers, and training material required (Brown, 2000).
This is similar with the point that reduce induction cost and reduce number of
employees because not many employees are required to maintain the operation of
this system.
Besides, online induction systems that need manual
reference is similar with web-based training that required manual. This is
because with manual or reference, the employees may not know how to use the
system (Belanger, 2000) and the function of the system cannot be fully
utilized.
In conclusion, the online induction system should be
used because it is convenient and time saving. This is an important benefit for
an organization because it may increase the profits.
Reference:
Brown, B. L. (2000). Web-based
training (Report No. EDO-CE-00-218). Columbus, OH:
Center
on Education and Training for Employment. (ERIC Document Reproduction Services
No. ED445234)
Belanger, F., & Jordan, D. H.
(2000). Evaluation and implementation of distance
learning:
Technologies, tools and techniques. Hershey, PA: Idea Publishing Group.
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