“How am I doing?”
Not asked by the trainer. Not requested by the manager. But asked by the employees or participants themselves. Self-assessment is one of the key drivers of Training Transfer Effectiveness because when employees take responsibility for their growth, real transformation begins.
Why Self-Assessment Matters:
It Builds Self-Awareness: Before a skill can be improved, it must first be noticed. Self-assessment helps learners identify gaps they might otherwise overlook.
It Promotes Accountability: When learners track their own progress, they move from passive participants to active owners of their development.
It Reinforces Learning Goals: Seeing how far they have come helps reinforce what has been learned and motivates continued growth.
It Aligns Training to Real-Life Practice: Self-assessment connects what was taught in class to what is (or is not) happening on the job.
It opens the Door for Honest Conversations: When learners self-assess, managers and coaches can build more meaningful feedback discussions around it.
Training is not truly effective until the employee or participant says: “I have changed—and here is how I know.”
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