Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection – Explain the 4 methods to encourage good performance of employees

03 May

Explain the 4 methods to encourage good performance of employees.

Explain the 4 methods to encourage good performance of employees.

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

1. To estimate the existing workforce, briefly explain any 2 qualitative and quantitative methods that you use at your workplace.

2. Describe the model that analyses an organization’s competitive strengths. Apply it to any industry of your choice and illustrate with an example.

3. You are to conduct a training for recently promoted managers who will be managing teams for the first time in their careers. Managers need to be oriented on performance management with extreme caution to avoid employee dissatisfaction which may lead to attrition.

a. What would you suggest the managers do so that the employees realize their performance level and work on their improvement areas? How will it help the employees?

b. Explain the 4 methods to encourage good performance of employees.

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Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection – What would you suggest the managers do so that the employees realize their performance level and work on their improvement areas? How will it help the employees?

03 May

What would you suggest the managers do so that the employees realize their performance level and work on their improvement areas? How will it help the employees?

What would you suggest the managers do so that the employees realize their performance level and work on their improvement areas? How will it help the employees?

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

1. To estimate the existing workforce, briefly explain any 2 qualitative and quantitative methods that you use at your workplace.

2. Describe the model that analyses an organization’s competitive strengths. Apply it to any industry of your choice and illustrate with an example.

3. You are to conduct a training for recently promoted managers who will be managing teams for the first time in their careers. Managers need to be oriented on performance management with extreme caution to avoid employee dissatisfaction which may lead to attrition.

a. What would you suggest the managers do so that the employees realize their performance level and work on their improvement areas? How will it help the employees?

b. Explain the 4 methods to encourage good performance of employees.

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Mobil: – +919741410271/ 08722788493

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You are to conduct a training for recently promoted managers who will be managing teams for the first time in their careers. Managers need to be oriented on performance management with extreme caution to avoid employee dissatisfaction which may lead to attrition.

03 May

You are to conduct a training for recently promoted managers who will be managing teams for the first time in their careers. Managers need to be oriented on performance management with extreme caution to avoid employee dissatisfaction which may lead to attrition.

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

1. To estimate the existing workforce, briefly explain any 2 qualitative and quantitative methods that you use at your workplace.

2. Describe the model that analyses an organization’s competitive strengths. Apply it to any industry of your choice and illustrate with an example.

3. You are to conduct a training for recently promoted managers who will be managing teams for the first time in their careers. Managers need to be oriented on performance management with extreme caution to avoid employee dissatisfaction which may lead to attrition.

a. What would you suggest the managers do so that the employees realize their performance level and work on their improvement areas? How will it help the employees?

b. Explain the 4 methods to encourage good performance of employees.

Contact us: – Prakash

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Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection – Describe the model that analyses an organization’s competitive strengths. Apply it to any industry of your choice and illustrate with an example.

03 May

Describe the model that analyses an organization’s competitive strengths. Apply it to any industry of your choice and illustrate with an example.

Describe the model that analyses an organization’s competitive strengths. Apply it to any industry of your choice and illustrate with an example.

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

1. To estimate the existing workforce, briefly explain any 2 qualitative and quantitative methods that you use at your workplace.

2. Describe the model that analyses an organization’s competitive strengths. Apply it to any industry of your choice and illustrate with an example.

3. You are to conduct a training for recently promoted managers who will be managing teams for the first time in their careers. Managers need to be oriented on performance management with extreme caution to avoid employee dissatisfaction which may lead to attrition.

a. What would you suggest the managers do so that the employees realize their performance level and work on their improvement areas? How will it help the employees?

b. Explain the 4 methods to encourage good performance of employees.

Contact us: – Prakash

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Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection – To estimate the existing workforce, briefly explain any 2 qualitative and quantitative methods that you use at your workplace.

03 May

To estimate the existing workforce, briefly explain any 2 qualitative and quantitative methods that you use at your workplace.

To estimate the existing workforce, briefly explain any 2 qualitative and quantitative methods that you use at your workplace.

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

1. To estimate the existing workforce, briefly explain any 2 qualitative and quantitative methods that you use at your workplace.

2. Describe the model that analyses an organization’s competitive strengths. Apply it to any industry of your choice and illustrate with an example.

3. You are to conduct a training for recently promoted managers who will be managing teams for the first time in their careers. Managers need to be oriented on performance management with extreme caution to avoid employee dissatisfaction which may lead to attrition.

a. What would you suggest the managers do so that the employees realize their performance level and work on their improvement areas? How will it help the employees?

b. Explain the 4 methods to encourage good performance of employees.

Contact us: – Prakash

Mobil: – +919741410271/ 08722788493

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Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection June 2018 Assignment

03 Apr

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

1. Performance appraisal has been one of the core functions of HRM. In the scenario today when attrition has increased and cost savings are the need of the hour, do you feel that Performance Appraisal is still a required function? Why?

2. Why is Succession Planning important for companies? Give atleast two examples from Indian / Foreign businesses.

3. A training program on Customer Service was designed for petrol pump attendants in the state of Gujarat. Due care was taken to include matters most relevant to the petrol pump attendants and that would contribute to their productivity. The training program was not found effective inspite of it being conducted in the local language and by experienced trainers.

a. What according to you may be the possible reason for the failure of the program?

b. Discuss factors that should be considered while designing a effective training program.

What steps can you as an HR to convince Sheetal to stay

17 Sep

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

Q.1. Mr. Shreejeet Pradhan, the HR of Jumbo Times, recently attended a conference on “Crucial quantifiable methods of supply forecasting in Manpower Planning”. You as an intern working with Shreejeet, has been delegated a project to research on, “The various quantifiable methods of supply forecasting” to help Shreejeet gather more information and take an informed decision.
Q.2. ABC Manpower a reputed Multinational Company adopts “Geocentric approach”. However, the organization is not satisfied with this approach. As an External Management Consultant for ABC Manpower suggest the various approaches to staffing with its merits and demerits.
Q.3 Answer the following questions based on the Case study mentioned below:
Case study: Sarika and Sheetal were MBA’s from the prestigious MBA College .They both joined ABC Pvt. Ltd in the same year. Sarika being MBA in HR joined the HR department while Sheetal joined the Finance department. Over the years both Sheetal and Sarika remained friends and worked well as colleagues. Sarika was well known employee among the staff. While Sheetal remained to be a reserved employee but took up key positions in Finance department. Sarika was friendly to help employees while Sarika was outgoing. Sheetal would also wonder how Sarika can be so famous and well known and loved by all whereas not many knew Sheetal apart from the people from her own department. Sheetal now took an extreme step of putting down her papers. Their manager Mr. Shah was worried when he heard the news. He first contacted Sarika as they were best friends and batchmates. Sarika didn’t even know what drove Sheetal to such harsh steps. Mr. Shah took the matter in his hands and confronted Sheetal in an informal talk in the canteen. Sheetal opened up and discussed how she felt left out and humiliated as Sarika was the popular one even though they both had equal qualification, experience and also had pursued course from the same institute. Even the canteen waiters acknowledged Sarika’s presence offering a quick service when she was with Sheetal. But when Sheetal came alone to canteen no one paid attention to her nor was she given any respect or importance. This hurt Sheetal and led her to resign.
a)What do you this is the real reason for such a misunderstanding.
b) What steps can you as an HR to convince Sheetal to stay?

What do you this is the real reason for such a misunderstanding

17 Sep

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

Q.1. Mr. Shreejeet Pradhan, the HR of Jumbo Times, recently attended a conference on “Crucial quantifiable methods of supply forecasting in Manpower Planning”. You as an intern working with Shreejeet, has been delegated a project to research on, “The various quantifiable methods of supply forecasting” to help Shreejeet gather more information and take an informed decision.
Q.2. ABC Manpower a reputed Multinational Company adopts “Geocentric approach”. However, the organization is not satisfied with this approach. As an External Management Consultant for ABC Manpower suggest the various approaches to staffing with its merits and demerits.
Q.3 Answer the following questions based on the Case study mentioned below:
Case study: Sarika and Sheetal were MBA’s from the prestigious MBA College .They both joined ABC Pvt. Ltd in the same year. Sarika being MBA in HR joined the HR department while Sheetal joined the Finance department. Over the years both Sheetal and Sarika remained friends and worked well as colleagues. Sarika was well known employee among the staff. While Sheetal remained to be a reserved employee but took up key positions in Finance department. Sarika was friendly to help employees while Sarika was outgoing. Sheetal would also wonder how Sarika can be so famous and well known and loved by all whereas not many knew Sheetal apart from the people from her own department. Sheetal now took an extreme step of putting down her papers. Their manager Mr. Shah was worried when he heard the news. He first contacted Sarika as they were best friends and batchmates. Sarika didn’t even know what drove Sheetal to such harsh steps. Mr. Shah took the matter in his hands and confronted Sheetal in an informal talk in the canteen. Sheetal opened up and discussed how she felt left out and humiliated as Sarika was the popular one even though they both had equal qualification, experience and also had pursued course from the same institute. Even the canteen waiters acknowledged Sarika’s presence offering a quick service when she was with Sheetal. But when Sheetal came alone to canteen no one paid attention to her nor was she given any respect or importance. This hurt Sheetal and led her to resign.
a)What do you this is the real reason for such a misunderstanding.
b) What steps can you as an HR to convince Sheetal to stay?

Sarika and Sheetal were MBA’s from the prestigious

17 Sep

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

Q.1. Mr. Shreejeet Pradhan, the HR of Jumbo Times, recently attended a conference on “Crucial quantifiable methods of supply forecasting in Manpower Planning”. You as an intern working with Shreejeet, has been delegated a project to research on, “The various quantifiable methods of supply forecasting” to help Shreejeet gather more information and take an informed decision.
Q.2. ABC Manpower a reputed Multinational Company adopts “Geocentric approach”. However, the organization is not satisfied with this approach. As an External Management Consultant for ABC Manpower suggest the various approaches to staffing with its merits and demerits.
Q.3 Answer the following questions based on the Case study mentioned below:
Case study: Sarika and Sheetal were MBA’s from the prestigious MBA College .They both joined ABC Pvt. Ltd in the same year. Sarika being MBA in HR joined the HR department while Sheetal joined the Finance department. Over the years both Sheetal and Sarika remained friends and worked well as colleagues. Sarika was well known employee among the staff. While Sheetal remained to be a reserved employee but took up key positions in Finance department. Sarika was friendly to help employees while Sarika was outgoing. Sheetal would also wonder how Sarika can be so famous and well known and loved by all whereas not many knew Sheetal apart from the people from her own department. Sheetal now took an extreme step of putting down her papers. Their manager Mr. Shah was worried when he heard the news. He first contacted Sarika as they were best friends and batchmates. Sarika didn’t even know what drove Sheetal to such harsh steps. Mr. Shah took the matter in his hands and confronted Sheetal in an informal talk in the canteen. Sheetal opened up and discussed how she felt left out and humiliated as Sarika was the popular one even though they both had equal qualification, experience and also had pursued course from the same institute. Even the canteen waiters acknowledged Sarika’s presence offering a quick service when she was with Sheetal. But when Sheetal came alone to canteen no one paid attention to her nor was she given any respect or importance. This hurt Sheetal and led her to resign.
a)What do you this is the real reason for such a misunderstanding.
b) What steps can you as an HR to convince Sheetal to stay?

ABC Manpower a reputed Multinational Company adopts “Geocentric approach”

17 Sep

Manpower Planning, Recruitment and Selection

Q.1. Mr. Shreejeet Pradhan, the HR of Jumbo Times, recently attended a conference on “Crucial quantifiable methods of supply forecasting in Manpower Planning”. You as an intern working with Shreejeet, has been delegated a project to research on, “The various quantifiable methods of supply forecasting” to help Shreejeet gather more information and take an informed decision.
Q.2. ABC Manpower a reputed Multinational Company adopts “Geocentric approach”. However, the organization is not satisfied with this approach. As an External Management Consultant for ABC Manpower suggest the various approaches to staffing with its merits and demerits.
Q.3 Answer the following questions based on the Case study mentioned below:
Case study: Sarika and Sheetal were MBA’s from the prestigious MBA College .They both joined ABC Pvt. Ltd in the same year. Sarika being MBA in HR joined the HR department while Sheetal joined the Finance department. Over the years both Sheetal and Sarika remained friends and worked well as colleagues. Sarika was well known employee among the staff. While Sheetal remained to be a reserved employee but took up key positions in Finance department. Sarika was friendly to help employees while Sarika was outgoing. Sheetal would also wonder how Sarika can be so famous and well known and loved by all whereas not many knew Sheetal apart from the people from her own department. Sheetal now took an extreme step of putting down her papers. Their manager Mr. Shah was worried when he heard the news. He first contacted Sarika as they were best friends and batchmates. Sarika didn’t even know what drove Sheetal to such harsh steps. Mr. Shah took the matter in his hands and confronted Sheetal in an informal talk in the canteen. Sheetal opened up and discussed how she felt left out and humiliated as Sarika was the popular one even though they both had equal qualification, experience and also had pursued course from the same institute. Even the canteen waiters acknowledged Sarika’s presence offering a quick service when she was with Sheetal. But when Sheetal came alone to canteen no one paid attention to her nor was she given any respect or importance. This hurt Sheetal and led her to resign.
a)What do you this is the real reason for such a misunderstanding.
b) What steps can you as an HR to convince Sheetal to stay?