The Influence of Training and Development To Employee Performance
The Influence of Training and Development To Employee Performance
The Influence of Training and Development To Employee Performance
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Article in International Journal of Economics Business and Accounting Research (IJEBAR) · March 2020
DOI: 10.29040/ijebar.v4i01.928
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Said, and Wandary, 2016) The development has a connection with an increase in emotional or
intellectual needs to do a better job . On the consultant EIA is required to have the ability to
create plots to the development of quality human resources. In this effort the management of a
company makes improvements, one of which is through the development of HR. Training and
pen g e mbangan able to improve the competence that is focused on the knowledge, skills and
abilities to improve the performance of employees in the consultant EIA .
A company engaged in the field of AMDAL consultancy is a study of a large and
significant impact on a business and activity that is designed on the site of activity and affects the
changes in the quality of the environment. EIA as a tool in assessing the feasibility of a business
and serve as the basis of a decision regarding the implementation of business activities. AMDAL
consultants receive environmental document preparation services: AMDAL (KA-ANDAL,
ANDAL, RKL-RPL, DELH, DPLH, UKL-UPL all fields of activities such as coal mining, metal
mining, airports, hospitals, roads, plantations, HTI, HPH, ports , housing, factory, SUTT, Power
Plant, PLTU, dam, irrigation).
This study examines the training and development of employee performance. This
concerns the performance of employees in AMDAL consultants to improve the performance of
employees in the company in conducting training and employee development in developing
creativity in work to get the best employee performance.
2. Theoretical Review
Training
New employees need to be trained so that they have the appropriate skills needed to do their
jobs. Training is the responsibility of managers to develop employees in a company (Bangun,
2012).. "Training is a way that is done to improve the skills and knowledge of employees.
Training is also a way of changing the attitude of employees so as to do work with more
effectively. The training can be done at all levels late in the organization. At the lower level,
training provides instruction on how to carry out a task (Handoko, 2000). Training deals with the
ability of employees to do the work that exists. Training has orientation for the period when
these and assist employees in achieving the capability and expertise certain to be successful in do
work (Rival & Mulyadi, 2009) .
Employee Performance
Performance is the result of the work late someone is quality and the quantity that is acquired by
a person of employees in doing the work in accordance with the sole responsibility of the given
entrusted (Mangkunagara, 2013). (Hasibuan, 2011) suggests performance is a result the work
late that achieved by an in mel akukan job that was entrusted to him, which is based on skill,
seriousness and experience as well as time. According to Build (2012) performance is the result
of the tasks that achieved the employees that are based on the requirements of the job. A job has
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requirements specific to be done in terms of achieving the purpose of which is referred to also as
a standard work According to (Suwarto, 2014) Performance is about the behavior or matter what
the do employees , not about what the result or the result of the work they are. System
management of performance in typical include measurement of performance and outcomes ( ie ,
how the process is and what the results of its work). Performance is evaluative (whether it helps
advance or actually obstructs organizational goals) and is multidimensional (ie , many behaviors
are needed to describe employee performance). Based on the understanding that had been there,
the authors draw a conclusion that the achievements of the work that is in produced by an
employee in the mail I kan a task could be to in the evaluation of how high the level of
performance of the employee of his, then the performance of employees should be determined by
the achievement of a target of the period period time which become restrictions organization.
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Framework Concepts
3. Research Method
The population in this study were all employees who had attended training and employee
development as many as 60 people. Techniques that are used in decision- sam mop in research
this is purposive sampling is a technique of determining the sample because according to the
research that is done (Sugiyono, 2013) . the number of employees who meet the criteria to be
respondents amounted to 35 people . Type of data used in the study is righteousness primary data
and secondary. Collecting the data in the study is derived from the questionnaires , the list of
heritage, and observation.
Quantitative Analysis is a data analysis method that requires statistical and mathematical
calculations. To make it easier to perform the analysis used SPSS version 22 using regression
linear simple.
Descriptive Statistics
The Std.
mean Deviation N
PERFORMANCE 3.5714 1.65006 35
TRAINING 4,5714 1.52017 35
DEVELOPMENT 5,6286 1.49678 35
In tebel Descriptive Statistics show that the average (mean) performance with the number
of 35 employees is 3.5714 with a standard deviation of 1.65006, the average training with a
number of 35 employees is 4.5714 with a standard deviation of 1.52017, and development with
an average of 5.6286 with a standard deviation of 1.49678
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Correlations
PERFORMANCE TRAINING DEVELOPMENT
Pearson PERFORMANCE 1,000 .851 .898
Correlation TRAINING .851 1,000 .988
DEVELOPMENT .898 .988 1,000
Sig. (1- PERFORMANCE . .000 .000
tailed) TRAINING .000 . .000
DEVELOPMENT .000 .000 .
N PERFORMANCE 35 35 35
TRAINING 35 35 35
DEVELOPMENT 35 35 35
In the table Correlations, correlation or relationship between the three variables are
variables of training with the performance obtained by r = 0.851 with probability = 0.000 <0.05
then Ho is rejected , which means that there is a relationship correlations were significant
between the score of the training with the performance . variable frequency development with
performance r = 0.898.
Table variables entered / removed it explains about the variable that is inserted or disposed
of and methods are used . in terms of these variables were included is a variable training and
development as a predictor and methods are used enter.
Summary Model b
Change Statistics
R Adjusted R Std. Error of R Square F Sig. F
Model R Square Square the Estimate Change Change df1 df2 Change
1 .929 a .862 .854 .63100 .862 100,249 2 32 .000
a. Predictors: (Constant), DEVELOPMENT, TRAINING
b. Dependent Variable: PERFORMANCE
In this table explain the R-square of 0.862 or 86.2% which shows that the regression model
can explain or describe the data behavior of 86.2% and the rest is influenced by other variables
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or in other words the training variable can be explained by the development variable of 86.2 %,
remaining at 13.8 %. Standard error of estimate on the table this is at 0.63100 on variable
performance . the analysis of previously standard deviation in descriptive statistics is 1.65006,
where the numbers standard deviation is much more substantial than the standard error estimate
that only 0.63100.
ANOVA a
Sum of Mean
Model Squares Df Square F Sig.
1 Regression 79,830 2 39,915 100,249 .000 b
Residual 12,741 32 .398
Total 92,571 34
a. Dependent Variable: PERFORMANCE
b. Predictors: (Constant), DEVELOPMENT, TRAINING
On the table is explained there is the influence of the real ( significant ) variable training
(X1) and development (X2) are simultaneously ( together ) against performance ( Y). F value (f
arithmetic) of 100,249 and (significance level) sig = 0,000
Coefficients a
Standardi
zed
Unstandardized Coefficie
Coefficients nts Correlations Collinearity Statistics
Std. Zero- Toleran
Model B Error Beta T Sig. order Partial Part ce VIF
1 (Constant) -3,779 649 -5,820 .000
TRAINING -1,651 .460 -1,521 -3,592 .001 .851 -.536 -.236 .024 41,686
DEVELOPME
2,647 .467 2,401 5670 .000 .898 708 .372 .024 41,686
NT
a. Dependent Variable: PERFORMANCE
At the coefficients table, in column B in Constanta - 3, 779 , training was -1.651 and
development was 2,647. Based on the data above , it can be said that : a constant of -3.777 and a
regression coefficient of X1 -1.651 and a coefficient of X2 of 2.647.
1. Based on the results of the analysis of 35 responeden regarding the training and
development of the performance of employees the average (mean) performance with the number
of 35 employees is 3.5714 with a standard deviation of 1.65006, the average training with a
number of 35 employees is 4.5714 with a standard deviation of 1.52017, and the development of
the an average of 5.6286 with a standard deviation of 1.49678
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2. Column sig / significance on the output coefficient is at 0000 which means probabability be
below 0025 then Ho is rejected. Then the result of the variables above can be said to be
significant because of the training and development of an effect on performance.
3. For the analysis of the constants (-3779) it has presented the results of the numbers constants
are significant.
5. Conclusion
Based on the results of the research , it can be seen that P Training in influence positively and
significantly to the performance of employees and development influenced positively and
significantly to the performance of the employee . It 's means that training and development are
carried out to make the performance even increased , by reason that the training and
development that there needs to be maintained existence is to keep improving the performance of
the existing . U ntuk study further suggested to extend the research with a way to add variables
study that the company can establish a policy that is more effective for the improvement of the
performance of employees . Companies are advised to be a lot of organize training and
development of employees so that the skills and knowledge to improve as well as the adaptation
of employees to the task much faster and responsive
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