Strategic Human Resource Management Flashcards

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It is about deciding where you want to go and how you mean to get there.

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Strategy

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A declaration of intent: ‘This is what we want to do and this is how we intend to do it.’

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Strategy

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It defines longer-term goals but they are more concerned with how those goals should be achieved.

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Strategy

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It is the means to create value. A good strategy is one that works, one that guides purposeful action to deliver the required result.

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Strategy

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defines the organization’s intentions and plans on how its business goals should be achieved through people.

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Strategic HRM

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three propositions:

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-human capital is a major source of competitive advantage;
- that it is people who implement the strategic plan;
- that a systematic approach should be adopted to defining where the organization wants to go and how it should get there.

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Approaches to Strategic HRM

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• resource-based strategy
• achieving strategic fit
• high-performance management
• high- commitment management
• high-involvement management

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is in some ways an attitude of mind that expresses a way of doing things. It is realized in the form of HR strategies.

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Strategic HRM

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It means accepting the HR function as a key partner in the formulation of the company’s strategies, as well as in the implementation of those strategies through HR activities

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Strategic HRM

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: a departure from conventional/transactional HR practices

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SHRM

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: a future-forward approach

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SHRM

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can be regarded as a general approach to the strategic management of human resources in accordance with the intentions of the organization on the future direction it wants to take.

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Strategic HRM

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This will focus on the specific intentions of the organization on what needs to be done and what needs to be changed.

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HR strategies

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Involves aligning HR practices and policies with overall business strategies to drive the success of the company.

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Strategic HR i

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set out what the organization intends to do about its human resource management policies and practices, and how they should be integrated with the business strategy and each other

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HR strategies

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It sets out what the organization intends to do about its human resource management policies and practices, and how they should be integrated with the business strategy and each other

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HR strategies

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Specific HR strategies set out what the organization intends to do in areas such as:

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-talent management
- continuous improvement
- knowledge management
- resourcing
- learning and development - reward
- employee relations

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Criteria for an Effective HR Strategy

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• one that works in the sense that it achieves what it sets out to achieve. In particular, it:
– will satisfy business needs;
– be founded on detailed analysis and study,
– is coherent and integrated, being composed components
– takes account of the needs of line managers and employees generally, as well as those of the organization and its other stakeholders.

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is more about getting things done than thinking about them. I

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Strategic HRM

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It leads to the formulation of HR strategies

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It is desirable in order to give a sense of direction and purpose and as a basis for the development of relevant and coherent HR policies and practices.

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strategic approach

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Strategy: Tools and Models

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• MBO – Management by Objectives
• SMART- Specific, Measurable, Attainable/Achievable, Relevant, Time Bound
• KPI – Key Performance Indicator
• BSC – Balanced Score Card
• OKR – Objectives and Key Results

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Strategic HR Checklist

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  1. It begins with the mind.
  2. You must have a plan.
  3. Alignment is the key.
  4. Focus on talent.
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It begins with the mind.

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• Proper mindset
• Cognitive skills
• Clear vision

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You must have a plan.
• Strategic Analyses • Prework and Planning • Decision-making
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3. Alignment is key.
• HR is not an island • Communication Plan
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Focus on Talent.
• Candidate Experience/Candidate Journey • Employer Branding/Value Proposition • Total Rewards/Employee Experience
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Final Leg: SHRM Key Concepts
1. Competency-based HR 2. Organizational Development 3. Employer Branding/Productizing HR
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A cluster of Knowledge, Skills and other Attributes (Skill plus something else). It is more broad / multi- dimensional than ‘skills’ (typically more specific).
Competency
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– a competency is what differentiates top performers from low / average performers AKA SUCCESS FACTORS
DIFFERENTIATOR
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* It must be defined by BEHAVIORAL INDICATORS * It can be improved by TRAINING. * It is how a competency is defined not labeled.
Competency-based HR
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• is a planned, systematic and scientific process that helps organizations change to achieve a desired end goal by developing, improving or reinforcing changes in structure, performance, processes or strategies.
Organizational Development
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Productizing HR
• Gen Y’s and Gen Z’s • Beyond the Office • Ala Carte Benefits • Stability and Recovery • Feedback becomes Fluid • Goodbye, Career Ladder
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Specific HR strategies set out what the organization intends to do in areas such as:
- talent management - continuous improvement - knowledge management - resourcing - learning and development - reward - employee relations
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one that works in the sense that it achieves what it sets out to achieve. In particular, it: – will satisfy business needs; – be founded on detailed analysis and study, – is coherent and integrated, being composed components – takes account of the needs of line managers and employees generally, as well as those of the organization and its other stakeholders.
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STRATEGY TOOLS AND METHODS
MBO KPI SMART BSC OKR
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Measures employees performance
MBO -management by objectives
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Ensure attainable goal
SMART
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