Mumbai, Mar 15 (UNI) Software major, Satyam Computers today announced that they have earned the distinction of being the first Asian company to be placed on the 15th position on Training Magazines list of the world's top 125 organisations for outstanding training and learning programs.

''The magazine noted Satyam's ability to blend e-learning and instructor-led courseware effectively. It also mentioned the company's literative approach to training, whereby associates gain basic skills as entry level employees and then develop them consistently, throughout their careers,'' senior vice-president of Satyam Computers Edward S Cohen told mediapersons here today.

''According to the training magazine, Satyam's approach is to develop basic, written and verbal communication skills at entry level and progressively provide additional skills to enable associates to make business presentations and proposals. Programs help associates communicate effectively in their current role and prepare for the challenges of future roles. Instruction is delivered through blend of e-learning and instructor-led and peer learnig modules. Each module has an evaluation process built into it to make sure they have really learnt,'' the director of human resources, Hari Thalapalli said.

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