chapter 11 Flashcards

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human resource management (HRM or HR)

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an organizational function that deals with the effective management of people in an organization

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HR consists of several main functions such as:

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  • recruitment
  • performance management
  • benefits
  • training
  • employee motivation
  • safety
  • administration
  • all while ensuring compliance with employment and labor laws. without HRM function, employees would be left without any support
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describe how managers assess human resource needs and select talent to meet demand

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  • competition for talent has become fierce, giving rise to talent wars in which companies compete for the most desirable employees
  • as a consequence, many companies have adopted the process of talent management
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talent management

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a strategic, deliberate approach to attracting new, highly skilled workers and developing the abilities of existing employees to meet current and future organizational objectives

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once HR has defined and planned the organizations needs:

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  • it begins the recruitment process
  • to hire the right candidates for the role, managers use a selection process to screen job applicants
  • this involves using three types of selection tools
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three types of selection tools used by HR in hiring process:

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  • application forms
  • selection tests
  • interviews
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onboarding process

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the process of equipping workers with the skills, knowledge, and behaviors to transition into an organization.
- there are seven ways managers can integrate new hires

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seven ways managers can integrate new hires

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  • understand their challenges
  • accelerate their learning
  • make them part of the team
  • connect them with key stakeholders
  • give them direction
  • help them succeed early
  • coach them for success
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formal training

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the process of teaching new or existing employees the necessary skills to carry out their roles and improve current job performance

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organizations use eight common training strategies:

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  • training by an instructor
  • interactive training
  • hands-on training
  • e-learning training
  • video training
  • coaching and mentoring
  • cross-training
  • peer-to-peer learning
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ADDIE training model

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an instructional design model (ISD) used to support instructions when designing and building their training and learning programs

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cross-training

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a type of training strategy where employees are given the opportunities to experience other roles across departments and learn the skills required to perform other tasks

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performance management

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a process that provides feedback to employees to maintain and improve performance in line with organizational objectives

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four stages of a traditional performance management process:

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  • planning
  • acting
  • tracking
  • reviewing
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several types of performance reviews used in organizations such as:

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  • annual reviews,
  • self appraisals
  • 360-degree appraisals
  • the BARS method
  • many organizations have replaced the traditional annual review process with a more agile approach to performance management*
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annual reviews

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identifies goal achievements, areas for improvement, performance issues, and opportunities for career progression

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self appraisals

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allow employees to asses their own performance by identifying strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for developement

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360-degree appraisals

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a type of performance review in which employees are appraised by everyone with whom they interact

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the BARS method (behaviorally anchored rating scale)

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a method of numerially rating employee performance based on specific behaviors related to a particular role