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Induction vs. introduction



 
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Induction vs. introduction Tue Sep 27, 2005 20:22 pm  Induction vs. introduction
 

Hello, when a new employee starts at a company there usually is an induction course. What is the difference between an introduction and an induction? Thanks. A
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Induction/introduction Wed Sep 28, 2005 11:06 am  Induction/introduction
 

Hi,

Introduction is used to express the idea of first time meeting with people or things. You could talk of an introduction to a person or a foreign language, which is like an initial encounter.

Induction is a process of becoming familiar with a procedure or organisation. If you are a new employee in a firm, you experience a lot of introductions or meet new colleagues for the first time. The firm/company will put you on an induction course, which will tell you about how things work to make you know about/become familiar with the history/background/procedures of the organisation.

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Difference between introduction and induction Wed Sep 28, 2005 21:42 pm  Difference between introduction and induction
 

Alan, your explanation is very good. Now I can distinguish between the words introducation and induction. Thank you! A
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