When comparing off-the-job training to on-the-job training, which statement is true according to the textbook?
A) off-the-job training is generally less effective than on-the-job training
B) off-the-job training has less control over the learning environment than on-the-job training
C) off-the-job training has a narrower variety of training methods than on-the-job training
D) off-the-job training can be much more costly than on-the-job training

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Off-the-job training can be more costly than on-the-job training because it may involve additional expenses such as hiring external trainers, renting training facilities, and compensating employees for their time without contributing to immediate work output.

When Comparing Off-The-Job Training to On-The-Job Training, Which Statement Is