The major problem with job-site development approaches is that they
A) are expensive.
B) use internal training resources.
C) are often inadequately planned.
D) focus excessively on job skills rather than on intellectual aspects of the job.

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Job-site development approaches often lack proper planning and may not cover all necessary aspects of the job, leading to inadequate training and subpar performance by employees.

The Major Problem with Job-Site Development Approaches Is That They