You're facing pushback from team members on a new training approach. How can you get them on board?
When introducing a new training approach within your organization, it's not uncommon to encounter resistance from team members. This pushback can stem from various factors such as discomfort with change, lack of understanding of the new method's benefits, or simply a preference for the status quo. As someone responsible for training and development in human resources (HR), your challenge is to navigate these objections and get your team on board with the new approach. By engaging with your team members, addressing their concerns, and demonstrating the value of the new training method, you can facilitate a smoother transition and foster a culture of learning and adaptability.
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