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    A Study on the Motivation to Transfer Training in the Banking Industry of Bangladesh
    (SAGE Publications Ltd, 2019) Arefin, M.S.,; Islam, N.
    Training and development activities in the banking sector of Bangladesh are quite extensive due to the compliance requirements for the central bank and other banks. These training programmes focus not only on increasing knowledge but also on transferring that knowledge to the job. However, the effectiveness with which training is transferred primarily depends on the motivation to transfer. There is extant research from recent years on the motivation to transfer training in different industries and in this sector. However, little is known about the motivation to transfer training in the banking industry of Bangladesh. Thus, this study attempts to identify the factors that influence the motivation to transfer training in the banking sector of Bangladesh. A sample of 275 employees who obtained training from banks was surveyed using a structured questionnaire. Data were analysed using the structural equation modelling (SEM) technique. The results show that self-efficacy, supervisory support and opportunity to perform have a significant impact on the motivation to transfer training in the banking industry of Bangladesh. This study suggests that the supervisory styles and working environment of banks play the most important role in motivating employees to transfer training in this sector of Bangladesh.
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    Decrease of enterotoxin-induced jejunal fluid accumlation by acids in dogs
    (1974) Nalin, David R.; Richardson, S.H.; Islam, N.; Yardley, J.
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    Decrease of enterotoxin-induced jejunal fluid accumlation by acids in dogs
    (1975) Nalin, D.R.; Richardson, S.H.; Islam, N.; Yardley, J.
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    Interventions to reduce deaths from dysentery in rural Bangladesh[abstract]
    (1986-07) Wierzba, T.; Bennise, M.L.; Paramanik, P.; Alam, N.; Das, J.; Islam, N.

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