Although these criteria may not altogether fit into every organizations concept of HRD effectiveness, the basic point is that training and HRD can be classified into two main categories, skill enhancement and behavioral changes. Skill improvement may be achieved through training program such as seminars and workshops on specific and identified “skill gap”. On the other hand, behavioral change may show in form of attitude and mode of communication to supervisors, peers and subordinates Magerison (1982) and Gough (2006) further pointed out that that HRD and training must aligned with strategic direction of the organization and invariably it must be focus on organizational goal and culture. This is necessary to meet the ever changing operating environment such as trends in international and local markets, changing attitudes of workers, productivity requirement. Moreover, for HRD and training to succeed, it must receive the support of the top management.