San Juan, Southern Leyte GRADUATE STUDIES San Juan External Learning Center Name : Adalia Buta
Course &Year : Master in Management 1
September 23, 2015
Unit II Acquiring Human Resources
Among the many consequential ingredients in the intricate alchemy of a successful organization is a capable, highly, and adaptive workforce. To accomplish mission objectives, organizations must navigate the intricacies, uncertainties, and dynamics of their external environments, outperforming and counteracting competitors and adversaries, by being preponderant, more expeditious, or more innovative. They must build a uniquely capable workforce, then leverage its special aptitudes. This is accomplished by developing a strategy to meet mission objectives, and aligning the internal organization with veneration to leadership, administrative structure, work processes (i.e., technology), and human resource management (HRM) practices to fortify strategy execution. In that sense, acquiring and building an efficacious workforce is predicated on providing the organization with unique capabilities, enabling it to meet strategic objectives, and simultaneously making it arduous for adversaries to be prosperous. As emphasized, HRM must put impasses on the strategic HR planning as it is an important component of strategic HR management. It links HR management directly to the strategic plan of your organization. To do so, ensuring adequate human resources is a must. An Organization he right people with the right skills at the right time. Before adding new people in an organization, HR must have understand and stablish an effective Job analysis and design. HR should determine the level of need, the worth, and the capacities needed when a new type of work needs to be performed and a description of the tasks must be made available for purposes of hiring. HR should also analyze what sort of person they want for the job. Then comes, recruitment. Recruiting as well must be done correctly. They, and he should be selected on base of the candidates qualifications. HR should target the person they require. If HR is successful in recruiting it will be a competitive advantage. When the one is already hired, the job of an HR is not yet over, he is in charge of observations of the work environment and the workers itself. Training the existing employee is good HR strategy to follow. It will motivate the employee to work harder as he can observe the importance given to him by the firm. Moral of people who are not selected may drop, so to motivate them HR can arrange meeting or presentation for them with the guys who are getting training, so they can also learn from their experience.
If one employee seems to be an asset in the organization, nurturing it is necessary
so organization must find a way to retain that employee. It is HRM responsibility to effectively implement talent management. In strategic talent management, the HR may use several different tools to attract, develop, motivate, and retain productive, engaged employees in order to create a high-performance, sustainable organization that meets its strategic and operational goals and objectives.