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In the context of Business Continuity Planning (BCP), "employee training" primarily involves familiarizing employees with the established plans, as well as their specific roles and responsibilities during a crisis or disruption. This awareness is critical because it ensures that all team members understand how to act when a business continuity event occurs, thus facilitating coordinated and effective responses.

By focusing on the plans, roles, and responsibilities, employees are better prepared to execute the necessary actions to maintain operations or recover efficiently. This training also promotes confidence among employees, as they know what is expected of them and can seamlessly integrate their efforts with others during a time of uncertainty.

While understanding how to write business plans and skills for managing customer service inquiries may be important in other aspects of business operations, they do not directly pertain to the immediate responsibilities outlined in a BCP. Similarly, knowledge of financial metrics can be valuable, but it is not a core component of ensuring effective and coordinated responses as outlined in the training of business continuity. Therefore, the focus on awareness of plans and roles is fundamental to a successful BCP employee training program.