HRMGT 367 Flashcards

1
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Aligning people, technology and tasks to the mission, goals, and the strategic plans of the orginization.

A

orginizational design

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2
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recruitment, orientation, selection, promotion and termination.

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staffing

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3
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assesing individual and unit performance

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performance management and appraisal

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4
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establishing, fostering, and maintaining employees skills based on orginizational and employee needs.

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employee training and organizational development

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5
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compensation; any type of reward or benefits available to employees.

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reward systems, benefits, and compliance

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6
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strategic human resource management is the process of _______________ in order to improve performance.

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linking the human resources function with the strategic objectives of the organization

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7
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Focuses on long-term objectives, overall organizational goals; there is clear/ explicit linkage between HRM policies and practices and organizational performance, goals, and enviornment

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SHRM (strategic human resources management)

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8
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HR practices that have been shown to have a significant effect on corporate (financial performance)

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HPWS ( high performance work systems)

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8
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Customers feel that they receive more value from their transaction with an organization that from its competitors.

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Customer value

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9
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  • particular product or service
  • intangible variables- corporate social responsibility (csr), environmental impacts, diversity policies, political issues, affiliation with other products or services.
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Factors determining customer value

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10
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Offering a product or service that your competitor cannot easily or copy.

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Uniqueness

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11
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What are the 4 mechanisms for offering uniqueness?

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Financial capability
Product capability
Technological capability
Organizational capability

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12
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A business receives special access to financial funding or is able to produce a good or service cheaper than someone else.

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Financial or economic capability

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13
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A business offers a product or service that differentiates it from other products or services.

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Strategic or product capability

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14
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A business can have a distinct way of building or delivering its product or service

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Technological or operational capability

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15
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The business’s ability to manage organizational systems and people in order to match customer and strategic needs.

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Organizational capability

16
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What are the 4 trends for enhancing the importance of HRM?

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1) increased globalization of the economy
2) technological changes, challenges, and opportunities
3) increase in litigation & regulation related to HRM
4) changing characteristics of the workforce.

17
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What are the 3 new threats in Technological threats in HRM?

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  • privacy
  • confidentiality
  • intellectual property
18
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The firm sells its products and services in foreign marketplaces through intermediaries

A

Exporting

19
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Third parties who specialize in importing and exporting.

A

Intermediaries

20
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The licensor leases the right to use its intellectual property to another firm, called the licensee, in exchange for a fee

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Licensing

21
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A special form of licensing hich allows an independent organization (the franchisee) to operate a business under the name of another (the franchisor) in return for a fee.

A

Franchising

22
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A firm outsources the creation of its products to another country which surrenders a major amount of control over the process

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Contract manufacturing

23
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A company sell its management (and sometimes technical) expertise to a company in another area of the world

A

Management contracts

24
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Identifying an appropriate local organization with which to “partner” allowing the firm to make a direct investment very gradually while sharing its risk with a knowledgeable, experienced other party

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Alliances

25
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Partners create a new, seperate company that is owned jointly by the venture partners

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Joint ventures

26
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Companies agree to partner with one another, but do not set up a separate entity.

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Strategic alliance

27
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A firm owns an operation in a foreign country in order to ensure that they have full decision- making authority and operational control

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Sole ownership

28
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  • A country’s economic, legal, political, an socio- cultural systems
  • language and religious beliefs
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General environment

29
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Forces that are directly related to the industry, such as: cost pressures, intensity of competitive rivalry, barriers to entry

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Task environment

30
Q

What are porters two types of international industries?

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  • Multilocal industry

- global industry

31
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Competition in each country or regional is essentially independent of the competition in other regions.

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Multilocal

32
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A firms competitive position in one country is significantly affected by its position in other.

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Global industry

33
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Foreign subsidiaries have little autonomy, operations are typically centralized, and major decisions are made at the corporate headquarters

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Ethnocentric

34
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Foreign subsidiaries are treated as a distinct entity with some level of decision-making authority

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Polycentric

35
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Relationships between headquarters and foreign subsidiaries tend to be extremely collaborative, with each participant contributing important information, perspective, and decision- making factors

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Geocentric

36
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Scaled-down version of the geocentric model with a strong regional headquarters that is vested with considerable power to manage its operations and operates very collaboratively and independently with the subsidiaries with the region

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Regiocentric

37
Q

Employees who are placed in an assignment outside their home country

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Expatriates