A RESEARCH ANALYSIS OF THE LEVEL OF EMPLOYEES’ SATISFACTION BY TRAINING PROGRAMS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BANKING SECTOR Abstract : Investment into people through education, professional training in accordance to bank’s needs, and work on “nurturing†the readiness to challenges are all significant starting points for achieving bank competitiveness. Identifying the dominant forms of employee training and determining the level of employee satisfaction by the existing training programs, which is the basic goal of this paper, enable bank managers to obtain valid information on appropriate changes of certain training programs and development of employees. The paper presents the results of the empirical research conducted in a subject BiH bank, aimed at defining the methods of employee training that are characteristic of the banking sector and the level of employee satisfaction by training programs they attend. The research included 172 employees of the subject bank (40.66% of the entire number). The authors believe that the critical analysis of the employee training and development methods applied in the banking sector as well as the criteria for selecting the programs for the realization of these methods can lead to widening the scientific knowledge in the field of HRM in banking and to creating specific recommendations for bank managers which they can/need apply in their practice in order to improve the entire business operations
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- Emira KOZAREVIC & Amela PERIC & Adisa DELIC, 2014. "Job Satisfaction of Banking Sector Employees in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina," Economia. Seria Management, Faculty of Management, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania, vol. 17(1), pages 30-49, June.
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