NCSDTM20181
NCSDTM20181
ABSTRACT - Training is provided for performing a specific task. It is short-term and helps in enhancing the skill of an
employee to do that particular job. Various kinds of training are provided to the employees of the organization
depending on the need of the hour. The organization should invest in employees training organization must pay
attention to the employee’s need and cater their need by providing required training on time. This paper tends to
measure the impact of training on employee performance in the banking sector. 14 private banks were chosen from
Thanjavur city. 120 employees of middle-level management were chosen using simple random sampling. The data
collected were analyzed using descriptive statistics and linear regression.
Key Words: Banking sector, Employee training, Employee performance, Linear Regression, Thanjavur.
The table evaluate that the mean of a change in technology is 1.47 and the standard deviation is .63, of a need to enhance
productivity is 1.46 and the standard deviation is .58, desire to boost motivation is 1.44 and the standard deviation is .56, need
to improve performance is 1.36 and the standard deviation is .52 and to reduce employee turnover is 1.30 and the standard
deviation is .46 respectively.
DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
In order to find the factors influencing employee performance towards training, descriptive statistics analysis was used and
some of the factors like training facilities, delivery style of a presenter, responsiveness, and support, knowledge of subject
shared and training facilities are strongly agreed by most of the employee's performance in private banking sector, Thanjavur.
This shows that these are the factors influencing employee performance.
The table evaluate that the mean of a training programme is 1.22 and the standard deviation is .45, training facilities is 1.18 and
the standard deviation is .41, delivery style of a presenter is 1.16 and the standard deviation is .37, responsiveness and support
is 1.13 and the standard deviation is .37 and knowledge of subject shared is 1.13 and the standard deviation is .37
V. LINEAR REGRESSION
In order to find the factors impact of employee training on job performance, linear regression was used and some of the factors
like job performance in the private banking sector, Thanjavur. This shows that these are the impact of employee training on job
performance
To identify the factors impact of employee training on job performance
As seen in the table (3), the value of R = .78% which indicates that 62% of R square has been explained.
TABLE4: ANOVA
ANOVAb
Model Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig.
1 Regression 22.327 1 22.327 192.808 .000a
Residual 13.664 118 .116
Total 35.992 119
a. Predictors: (Constant), JOB PERFORMANCE
b. Dependent Variable: EMPLOYEE TRAINING
Table (4) shows the value of F for independent factors and a dependent factor is 192.808 > 1 which indicates there is a
significant association between two independent factor and dependent factor.
TABLE5: COEFFICIENT
Coefficients
Model Unstandardized Coefficients Standardized t Sig.
Coefficients
B Std. Error Beta
1 (Constant) -1.803 .474 -3.808 .000
JOB PERFORMANCE 1.344 .097 .788 13.886 .000
a. Dependent Variable: EMPLOYEE TRAINING
As seen in the table (5), the linear regression analysis for this study. B value of job performance = 1.344 >0.001, which means
that the job performance will have a positive impact on employee performance.