Definition - Training

The process of Increasing the knowledge and skills of someone, typically shorter-term and in the context of being able to perform in their current role at a competency level that meets standards.

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September 10, 2023 1 minute read
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Training the RFI process including specific application and tools used at ABC Construction for everyone on the Project Management and Field Management team.

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