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Feature: Training Evaluation Part 3 - When and How to Evaluate

In the third of four articles in this series, Martin Schmalenbach looks at when, and when, not to evaluate.
Read part one, part two and part four.


Setting aside any personal views about always evaluating training and performance enhancing interventions, there are times when you perhaps should NOT evaluate. The following covers most situations for when you should and shouldn’t evaluate.

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