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Plan your evaluation
Write down the workflow, systems, operating owner, and evidence needed to make your decision. Use the same scope for every supplier, and ask which parts of the demonstration are included in the proposed package.
Learning and audience fit
Match content to job roles, languages, accessibility needs, and realistic tasks. Review how new starters, high-risk roles, and repeat learners are supported.
Simulations and reporting
Define safe simulation boundaries and the response to an employee report. Check the connection between training, the reporting channel, and the team that investigates.
Program outcomes
Distinguish completed training from a demonstrated behavior. Choose measures with clear denominators and review how much administration the program requires.
Questions to ask
- Does the content match our employees and their working context?
- Who handles a report and how does the employee receive feedback?
- Which measures show a useful behavior rather than attendance alone?
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