In-person training
In-person training can provide franchisees with hands-on experience and personal interaction with trainers and fellow franchisees. Effective in-person training can be the difference between a franchisee who is confident and competent in running their business and one who struggles to keep up.
In-person training can provide franchisees with critical information on the franchisor’s systems, processes, and best practices. If the training is insufficient, inaccurate, or poorly delivered, it can lead to a lack of confidence and low morale among franchisees. The result? Higher rates of franchisee turnover, lower customer satisfaction, and ultimately, lower revenue for both the franchisee and franchisor.
#2 Operational training and support
Online training can be a powerful tool for franchisees, but it can also be a double-edged sword. If the online training is well-designed, interactive, and engaging, it can provide franchisees with valuable knowledge and skills.
However, if the online training is outdated, poorly designed, or not user-friendly, it can lead to frustration and confusion among franchisees. This can result in lower engagement with the training, a lack of adoption of the franchisor’s systems and processes, and ultimately, a lower level of success for the franchisee.
#3 Strong Relationships Matter
Hybrid training, which combines both in-person and online training, can provide the best of both worlds. It encourages personal interaction and hands-on experience while also providing flexibility and convenience.
It’s important to note that if the in-person component of the training is not well-integrated with the online component, franchisees may struggle to apply what they have learned online to real-world situations. Additionally, if the online component of the training is not effective, franchisees may feel that the in-person component is insufficient.
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