Archive for the ‘Corporations’ Category

Human Resource Management of an organization?

Monday, January 12th, 2009
asif m asked:


Q- Human Resource Management of an organization practices a variety of strategies to fulfill its mission and objectives. These strategies include:
Recruitment and selection strategies
Personnel planning strategies
Training and development strategies
Performance appraisal strategies
Compensation strategies
Employment relation strategies
In execution of these strategies, HR manager are challenged by a number of complex social, economic, legal and ethical issues. Discuss at-least five such issues with the help of examples.

Jeffery

How to Implement Communation in Stubborn Company?

Sunday, November 16th, 2008
personnel consulting
the_dragyness asked:


I’m new to a company and working as a lower mid-level manager. I was brought onto the team to accomplish a big task, however. I am to create a technical consulting team using personnel who have always worked as support personnel.

I have experience with this in smaller companies and have been very successful. Where there was no communication, I was able to work with the right people to modify the business process to enable good cross-functional communication that was a real boost in the quality of our services and financially beneficial to the company.

I was recently hired by a VERY large corp for whom I relocated. I have a highly skilled team who I know will be great consultants if their skills are cultivated. I can do this. However, communication in this company is non-existent! NO ONE talks to each other. I contact the “right” people (sales, legal, mgmt) to discuss what needs to be done and they may or may not show up. I’ve tried talking one-on-one with people but it’s a sieve.
Has anyone come across this type of business culture? I mean, this is BAD. They don’t even have templates for their contracts (though I finally found some after trying for 2 mos). I worked with another very large corp many years ago and it was NOTHING like this. There was some communication at least.

Is there a way to overcome this? There is also a very strict hierarchy. I can’t go above my mgr and he can’t go above his. I’ve made noise, but most people it seems come to work, blend into the woodwork, and collect a check. I REALLY want to succeed here since I relocated.

Something is really broken with this company. What can I do as low woman on the totem pole to fix it?????????
This company has over 50,000 employees. Opening up the directory and email list won’t get me far, unfortunately. Besides, they don’t have a common email system or a common calendar system.

Arthur

Why do customer service personnel at AT&T cell phone stores always give you their business card when you go?

Tuesday, May 27th, 2008
personnel training
ucdchris asked:


The personnel at AT&T stores always give you their business card. Sometimes they forget and offer more than once. It’s obviously in their training but why? Do they get commission, is it for the appearance of good customer service and availability? I’ve gotten so many and haven’t used one, it seems a little ineffective and wasteful.

Anne

Which is the overall better field- I/O Psych or Management Consulting?

Thursday, May 1st, 2008
personnel consulting
britpop1887 asked:


can anyone highlight the differences? i know i/o psych is more personnel centered but i’m interested in the company practices/processes side.
which is more lucrative? which has the better outlook? which is growing faster? are they different in terms of stress on the job or similar?
are mba’s more valued by companies than PhDs in business psych?
if anyone is working in either of these fields, what do you like/dislike? what is your typical workday like? job satisfaction? salary and benefits?

Thomas