Training is so important for everything. Think of anything you do – riding a bike, reading, or cooking. Now think of the trouble you would have doing these things if you had not had proper training. We learned to ride a bike from our parents, siblings, or friends. We learned to read from our teachers and parents. We learned to cook from our family members. For each of these tasks, we received training, however informal.
Now think of your job, either one you have or one you want. You’ll need more formal training for that, and you’ll want to keep a detailed list of all the training you receive in order to add it to your resume. Many companies are providing extensive training for their new employees because it’s proven that training increases productivity dramatically. Make sure to talk to your human resources department about any training opportunities you can participate in. This will boost your skills and show your company that you are serious about your job.