The impact of effective training programs on organizational performance in the Dubai’s public sector
Автор: Usamah Aldehaim, Hassan Aldhuhoori, Ali Hasabelnabi, Sarah Alsereidi
Журнал: International Journal of Management Trends: Key Concepts and Research @journal-ijmt
Статья в выпуске: 2 vol.3, 2024 года.
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This study explores the impact of training and development programs on organizational performance within Dubai’s public sec-tor. Using a mixed-methods approach, data was collected from multiple government agencies through surveys, interviews, and performance evaluations. The findings highlight that well-designed training initiatives significantly enhance employee skills, boost job performance, and increase overall productivity while reducing work errors. Key success factors identified include aligning training programs with organizational goals, customizing content to meet employees' professional needs, and leveraging ad-vanced technologies for delivery. The research also emphasizes the public sector's unique responsibility to maintain public trust and achieve customer satisfaction, areas where Dubai has demonstrated commendable progress through its commitment to customer-centric strategies. The study underscores the influence of external factors, such as globalization, technological ad-vancements, economic conditions, and regulatory frameworks, on the effectiveness of training programs. Recommendations include regular updates to training initiatives, integration of innovative technologies, fostering a culture of continuous learning, and ensuring robust monitoring and evaluation mechanisms. The research concludes that sustained investment in employee training is essential for driving organizational excellence in the public sector. Dubai’s success serves as a model for leveraging training and development to achieve superior performance, adaptability, and public satisfaction.
Public sector, training, development, UAE
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/170206427
IDR: 170206427 | DOI: 10.58898/ijmt.v3i2.47-57
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