You work for an architectural firm where your job involves designing buildings and writing computer code for the building plans. How does your decision to invest in on-the-job training affect your ability to do your job
Your decision to do on-the-job training will affect positively your ability to do your job, and your productivity.
At first, productivity might be lower than expected because part of time on the job will be spent training. However, as you make progress over the learning curve, productivity will rise because you will have become more knowledgeable.
