In many organizations, on-the-job training is the only form of training offered. In these circumstances, _____ almost always are the providers of whatever training employees receive.

A) supervisors
B) coworkers
C) internal subject matter experts
D) employees
E) all of the above

Supervisors are typically responsible for providing on-the-job training in organizations where no other training is offered. They are familiar with the tasks and responsibilities of their employees and can provide guidance and support as necessary. Coworkers may also provide some training, but it is usually less structured and may not be as consistent or effective as training provided by supervisors. Internal subject matter experts and employees may also be involved in training, but this is less common in organizations where on-the-job training is the only form of training offered.