Robert Frank Mager Book order
June 10, 1923 – May 11, 2020
Mager is a significant figure in training and performance improvement, credited with popularizing the concept of Criterion Referenced Instruction. His work emphasizes the clear definition of objectives and measurable outcomes within the learning process. This approach has been instrumental in shaping effective educational strategies.
- 2009
- 1992
What Every Manager Should Know about Training: Or, I've Got a Training Problem and Other Odd Ideas
- 151 pages
- 6 hours of reading
What Every Manager Should Know About Training is Robert Mager's clear, jargon-free approach to helping managers use training and other performance tools to get top performance from employees. He reveals common myths about training, and shows how to tell whether a training program is good, bad, or even necessary. He shows you non-training solutions to performance problems that can save you time and money and result in the performance you need.
- 1990
Analysing Performance Problems, Or, You Really Oughta Wanna
- 143 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Aids systematical analysis of specific problems experienced within companies or organizations. The text deals with problems of timekeeping, performance problems and analyzes how situations can be identified and subsequently rectified.
- 1984
Analyzing performance problems
- 183 pages
- 7 hours of reading
erformance problems are something we all face. Whether at work or in schools, at home or with friends, people often don't perform the way we want them to. Analyzing Performance Problems gives you the power to identify why people aren't performing as expected and to come up with realistic solutions that work.
