HRM Reflection 1

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A1:

One of the most intriguing components of human resources is studying. Because

change is the only constant, learning programmes will become increasingly crucial

as product and managerial life cycles shrink. This expectation for continual mastery

and the ability to "move up" is already evident among the more youthful labor

market.

Leading HR executives are inventing learning strategies that debunk the idea of the

boring, address-based required "preparation seminars" of the past. Instead of

planning cycles and projects to meet the diverse needs of their workforce, they opt

for one-size-fits-all approaches.

Custom-made initiatives can help workers develop the necessary skills needed for

increased hierarchical viability, while also minimizing the cost of hiring for

specialized, hard-to-fill positions. A good learning society may help with upkeep by

boosting confidence, increasing productivity, and cultivating an imaginative culture.

A2:

The Human Resource Metrics and Examination section was extremely difficult for

me to grasp in the half semester. This section discusses many facts and attempts to

examine different types of information. It aims to link the HR policy to the reporting

process. For the investigation of different data points, HR measurement is used.

I have neglected to establish regular relations between them because my numbers

and estimates are poor. As a result, I was extremely puzzled by things. I could not

find out how to use various measurable instruments to deal with the estimates
section. If you do not have enough knowledge of measured thinking, it is difficult to

agree with them.

A3:

Human resources management consists of the planning and control of activities in

every organization in order to maximize the capacity of the human resources. HR

means all the talents and skills individual employees have in a company. Therefore,

it is necessary to plan and improve synergies in a company in order to fully realize

the human resource potential. The staff component includes recruitment, workforce

planning, promotion, selection, training, development, transfer, placement,

restraining, incentives, reimbursement, productivity and layoffs.

Selection and recruitment

Recruitment and selection refers to procedures for choosing the best people for

particular positions in the company. This can have a major effect on an organization

in my opinion. It is also about recruitment, which is the process of selecting and

integrating future staff. This is a critical step since the workforce and the people hired

are to be determined. The process engages the best potential staff; these should be

highly skilled people who can help the company achieve its goals. To get the biggest

employees, this requires an examination of skills, credentials and experiences

related to the defined work.

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