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Importance of Training and Development

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An accountant is sent to learn the new software for accounting to prepare the books of accounts faster and accurately. He was further sent to orientation to improve his motivational and conceptual skills. The concept that explains the above.

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Recruiter

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Training and Development

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Solution

The correct option is B
Training and Development

Training and Development:

Training refers to the improvement of skill attitude, knowledge and behaviour in the performance of the job.

Development refers to the overall growth of an individual while performing a job in the organisation.

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