Deliverable 1 - Physics Principals Research Paper

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Deliverable 1 - Physics Principals Research Paper

The area of focus in this assignment is human resource management (HRM). In this

case, the aspect of physics will be explored with respect to the field. The focus will be

on HRM will be on recruitment and selection. To the best of our knowledge, the idea

of measuring a person's electromagnetic field and energetic frequency domain in

order to create predictions about an employee has not yet been implemented within

the discipline of human resource management to make projections about which

candidate to hire in a recruitment and selection situation.

According to Hunt (1996), she has come to the following conclusion based on her

scientific investigation into the electromagnetic field of the human being: There is a

relationship between a certain person's electromagnetic field and that person's career

(Torp et al., 2018). She adds that she has conducted studies in which she seated two

participants in a dark room, back to back on two chairs, with the participant's name

masked, and measured the electromagnetic field of the pair. She claims that she

discovered that when their electromagnetic fields interacted, one of three things would

happen: the fields would merge, but at a frequency that was much higher than each

field individually; they would completely reject one another; or one of the two fields

would completely overtake and dominate the other field. If it can be determined

whether a particular energetic profile chose to enter a particular profession because

they love it or because they have the skills and competencies that make them

successful in that profession,then it justifies Hunt's discovery that there is a

connection between a given person's electromagnetic field and that person's choice of

profession may be of some value to a company (Jackson et al., 2014).

The energetic frequency domain of the human person has been examined by

Motoyama (1978), who claims to have come to the conclusion that it may be divided
into seven separate frequency domains, each of which is said to be associated with a

group of unique abilities, competencies, and characteristics (Torp et al., 2018). The

electromagnetic polarity (+/- or proactive/reactive) of each of these frequency

domains is said to affect how that energetic frequency level appears via that particular

person. Motoyama appears to have given up on his research into the human body's

electromagnetic frequency ranges in favor of studying the meridians, but his results

are still important and may even provide the groundwork for developing a quantitative

method of comparing people (Jackson et al., 2014). It should be doable if the precise

abilities, competencies, and qualities can be determined. The first step will likely be to

determine which cluster of skills, competencies, and qualities is associated with

particular frequency domain. for instance, in a recruitment and selection scenario to

determine precisely what abilities, competencies, and attributes the various candidates

have, and then select the one most suitable for the open post.

In conclusion, individuals with similar job functions would have a comparable

electromagnetic field and could thus be selected for teams and recruited directly.

Additionally, if the frequency domain could be more precisely linked to particular

professional skill sets, a quantitative assessment that is both objective and quick

would be achievable.
References

Jackson, S. E., Jiang, K., & Schuler, R. S. (2014). State of the Field of strategic

human resource management. Management.

https://doi.org/10.1093/obo/9780199846740-0034

Torp, A., Andrei, A. G., & Purcarea, A. A. (2018). Human resource performance

predictors based on the human energy profile. Proceedings of the

International Conference on Business Excellence, 12(1), 975-982.

https://doi.org/10.2478/picbe-2018-0087

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