Renox Group was established in the year 1982 as a family business initiative by Mr. Wolowitz. The group started its journey with modern printing and packaging. Now with the visionary entrepreneurship of the founder and his son, it has become a gigantic one having 62 sister concerns all over Bangladesh. The group is basically under the leadership of the Managing Director, Mr. Leonard, son of the founder. The group is managed by the personnel of Head Office situated in Dhaka. For ease of operations the HO is divided in six different divisions. One of them is People and Organization (P&O) which houses two departments HR and Admin and these are the main departments liable for managing manpower related operations of the entire group and its all concerns. Even though the HR department has been well equipped in almost all the functions, the learning and development function is relatively backward leaning due to lack of charismatic leader and proper practices. Recently Mr. Sheldon has been hired as the new Head of the Learning and Development Unit. One of his main tasks is to incorporate a proper learning structure throughout Page 2 of 2 the group and also to ensure that appropriate measures are taken in order to ensure training and development of the employees. Before coming up with a new plan, Mr. Sheldon wanted to analyze the current development scenario of the group. After his analysis, he found the following things: • the group had almost zero emphasis on learning and development • there was no proper method utilized for designing training programs • the existing training system was relatively a closed one • there was no motivation for the employees to develop themselves • there was no reinforcement process used to establish the learning habit among employees • most of the employees were frustrated and lacked motivation • support from peer and supervisor was almost zero • there was lack of resources required to ensure training transfer Amidst all these, Mr. Sheldon needed to come up with a new training module for the HR & Admin department. He is allowed to organize two training modules at this point of time as the Group is running low on the resources required for learning and development. After conducting the needs analysis for the departments, Mr. Sheldon came up with the following results: • supervisors are not ready to lead from the front and provide proper aid to their subordinates • supervisors’ idea of leadership is vague • subordinates are not being able to achieve their goals due to leadership mismanagement • there is loose bonding among the team members • team goals are achieved in an unsatisfactory manner • there is poor team cohesion among the members Now, considering all the above findings of his, Mr. Sheldon has decided to come forward with two different training programs for HR & Admin departments. Answer all the following questions using the above case scenario. Question 1. What are the two possible training programs Mr. Sheldon can devise at this situation? Explain in details with reasons the different training methods that should be utilized for conducting the devised training programs.   Note: Please answer as soon as you can. Thank you..

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Renox Group was established in the year 1982 as a family business initiative by Mr. Wolowitz.
The group started its journey with modern printing and packaging. Now with the visionary
entrepreneurship of the founder and his son, it has become a gigantic one having 62 sister concerns
all over Bangladesh.
The group is basically under the leadership of the Managing Director, Mr. Leonard, son of the
founder. The group is managed by the personnel of Head Office situated in Dhaka. For ease of
operations the HO is divided in six different divisions. One of them is People and Organization
(P&O) which houses two departments HR and Admin and these are the main departments liable
for managing manpower related operations of the entire group and its all concerns.
Even though the HR department has been well equipped in almost all the functions, the learning
and development function is relatively backward leaning due to lack of charismatic leader and
proper practices. Recently Mr. Sheldon has been hired as the new Head of the Learning and
Development Unit. One of his main tasks is to incorporate a proper learning structure throughout

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the group and also to ensure that appropriate measures are taken in order to ensure training and
development of the employees.
Before coming up with a new plan, Mr. Sheldon wanted to analyze the current development
scenario of the group. After his analysis, he found the following things:
• the group had almost zero emphasis on learning and development
• there was no proper method utilized for designing training programs
• the existing training system was relatively a closed one
• there was no motivation for the employees to develop themselves
• there was no reinforcement process used to establish the learning habit among employees
• most of the employees were frustrated and lacked motivation
• support from peer and supervisor was almost zero
• there was lack of resources required to ensure training transfer
Amidst all these, Mr. Sheldon needed to come up with a new training module for the HR & Admin
department. He is allowed to organize two training modules at this point of time as the Group is
running low on the resources required for learning and development. After conducting the needs
analysis for the departments, Mr. Sheldon came up with the following results:
• supervisors are not ready to lead from the front and provide proper aid to their subordinates
• supervisors’ idea of leadership is vague
• subordinates are not being able to achieve their goals due to leadership mismanagement
• there is loose bonding among the team members
• team goals are achieved in an unsatisfactory manner
• there is poor team cohesion among the members
Now, considering all the above findings of his, Mr. Sheldon has decided to come forward with two
different training programs for HR & Admin departments.
Answer all the following questions using the above case scenario.

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1. What are the two possible training programs Mr. Sheldon can devise at this situation?
Explain in details with reasons the different training methods that should be utilized for
conducting the devised training programs.

 

Note: Please answer as soon as you can. Thank you..

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