On-the-job training is also known as vestibule training.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Some employers train workers off-site on "real" equipment (e.g., robots) similar to what they would actually use on the job. This approach is called vestibule training. Vestibule training is a type of off-the-job training. See 15-4: Human Resource Planning: Drawing the Map
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