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Which job analysis method is MOST suitable for gathering data about the physical demands and environmental conditions of a role?
Which job analysis method is MOST suitable for gathering data about the physical demands and environmental conditions of a role?
- Questionnaire method focusing on necessary competencies
- Observation method (correct)
- Interview method
- Reviewing existing job descriptions from similar organizations
A human resources manager wants to understand how employees communicate within the organization, including identifying any barriers to effective communication. Which approach would be MOST effective for gathering this information?
A human resources manager wants to understand how employees communicate within the organization, including identifying any barriers to effective communication. Which approach would be MOST effective for gathering this information?
- Mapping communication networks and assessing barriers. (correct)
- Conducting job analysis interviews focused on worker activities.
- Analyzing job descriptions to identify communication-related tasks.
- Reviewing existing literature on communication strategies.
What is the PRIMARY purpose of a 'Job Summary' section in a job description?
What is the PRIMARY purpose of a 'Job Summary' section in a job description?
- To list all tasks and duties an employee might perform.
- To detail the required competencies and skills for the role.
- To specify the work environment and conditions of the job.
- To provide a concise overview of the job's purpose and responsibilities. (correct)
An organization is undergoing a major transformation. Which intervention would be MOST appropriate to address issues related to power dynamics during this period?
An organization is undergoing a major transformation. Which intervention would be MOST appropriate to address issues related to power dynamics during this period?
Which of the following reflects a task-related element typically captured via questionnaire methods used during job analysis?
Which of the following reflects a task-related element typically captured via questionnaire methods used during job analysis?
What is the MOST direct way to gather information on the communication barriers that impact team performance?
What is the MOST direct way to gather information on the communication barriers that impact team performance?
In the context of job analysis, what does KSAO stand for?
In the context of job analysis, what does KSAO stand for?
An organization wants to create a job description for a newly created 'Data Analyst' position. Which section of the job description would BEST detail the main function of the role in supporting business decisions?
An organization wants to create a job description for a newly created 'Data Analyst' position. Which section of the job description would BEST detail the main function of the role in supporting business decisions?
An organization is facing low employee morale and decreased productivity. Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle, what should be the initial step?
An organization is facing low employee morale and decreased productivity. Applying the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle, what should be the initial step?
Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of 'diagnostic analytics' in the context of HR analytics?
Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of 'diagnostic analytics' in the context of HR analytics?
A company is experiencing a high rate of employee turnover. How can predictive analytics be used to address this issue?
A company is experiencing a high rate of employee turnover. How can predictive analytics be used to address this issue?
In an organization known for its strong political undercurrents, what measure would be LEAST effective in managing organizational politics?
In an organization known for its strong political undercurrents, what measure would be LEAST effective in managing organizational politics?
Which activity best exemplifies the 'Directing' function within Human Resource Management (HRM)?
Which activity best exemplifies the 'Directing' function within Human Resource Management (HRM)?
An employee consistently volunteers for challenging projects, seeks additional responsibilities, and expresses a strong desire for growth within the company. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which need is MOST likely driving this employee's behavior?
An employee consistently volunteers for challenging projects, seeks additional responsibilities, and expresses a strong desire for growth within the company. According to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, which need is MOST likely driving this employee's behavior?
Which of these scenarios BEST describes a situation where 'prescriptive analytics' would be most valuable in HR?
Which of these scenarios BEST describes a situation where 'prescriptive analytics' would be most valuable in HR?
How does the 'Controlling'​ function in HRM contribute to organizational success?
How does the 'Controlling'​ function in HRM contribute to organizational success?
An organization is implementing a new performance management system. Which HRM function does this initiative primarily fall under?
An organization is implementing a new performance management system. Which HRM function does this initiative primarily fall under?
According to McGregor's Theory X, what assumption do managers hold about their employees?
According to McGregor's Theory X, what assumption do managers hold about their employees?
A company implements a new performance management system that is perceived as unfair and biased. How might this situation MOST likely affect employee perceptions of organizational politics?
A company implements a new performance management system that is perceived as unfair and biased. How might this situation MOST likely affect employee perceptions of organizational politics?
How does understanding 'human relations' influence effective Human Resource Management?
How does understanding 'human relations' influence effective Human Resource Management?
Why is Human Resource Management considered a 'continuous process'?
Why is Human Resource Management considered a 'continuous process'?
Which statement accurately describes the purpose of Human Resource Planning (HRP)?
Which statement accurately describes the purpose of Human Resource Planning (HRP)?
An organization is expanding into a new international market. How would 'International Factors' influence their Human Resource Planning?
An organization is expanding into a new international market. How would 'International Factors' influence their Human Resource Planning?
A country is experiencing rapid economic growth. How might this 'Level of Economic Development' most directly impact Human Resource Planning (HRP) within organizations?
A country is experiencing rapid economic growth. How might this 'Level of Economic Development' most directly impact Human Resource Planning (HRP) within organizations?
In integrated strategic planning, what role does the HR manager play in relation to corporate strategists?
In integrated strategic planning, what role does the HR manager play in relation to corporate strategists?
A company is undergoing rapid technological advancements. Which HR planning objective becomes MOST critical in this scenario?
A company is undergoing rapid technological advancements. Which HR planning objective becomes MOST critical in this scenario?
What is the primary focus of strategic plans that cover a long period (5 or more years) in corporate strategic planning?
What is the primary focus of strategic plans that cover a long period (5 or more years) in corporate strategic planning?
What is the main purpose of activity plans, which cover a short period (day-to-day or week-by-week) in corporate strategic planning?
What is the main purpose of activity plans, which cover a short period (day-to-day or week-by-week) in corporate strategic planning?
A company anticipates a future surplus of employees due to automation. Aligning with HR planning objectives, what proactive step should HR take?
A company anticipates a future surplus of employees due to automation. Aligning with HR planning objectives, what proactive step should HR take?
How can HR ensure optimum use of human resources in the organization?
How can HR ensure optimum use of human resources in the organization?
Following the integrated strategic planning framework, what is the direct outcome of corporate strategists communicating their needs and constraints to the HR manager?
Following the integrated strategic planning framework, what is the direct outcome of corporate strategists communicating their needs and constraints to the HR manager?
Which of the following objectives of human resource planning directly contributes to increased employee satisfaction and retention?
Which of the following objectives of human resource planning directly contributes to increased employee satisfaction and retention?
Which of the following is the primary aim of conducting a gap analysis in Human Resource Planning (HRP)?
Which of the following is the primary aim of conducting a gap analysis in Human Resource Planning (HRP)?
A company is considering a merger. How would this organizational decision MOST directly affect its Human Resource Planning (HRP)?
A company is considering a merger. How would this organizational decision MOST directly affect its Human Resource Planning (HRP)?
What is the MOST significant advantage of having a well-defined manpower plan in an organization?
What is the MOST significant advantage of having a well-defined manpower plan in an organization?
Which of the following scenarios BEST exemplifies Human Resource Planning (HRP) at the sectoral level?
Which of the following scenarios BEST exemplifies Human Resource Planning (HRP) at the sectoral level?
A department within a company is experiencing high employee turnover. How can Human Resource Planning (HRP) at the departmental level address this issue?
A department within a company is experiencing high employee turnover. How can Human Resource Planning (HRP) at the departmental level address this issue?
Which of the following factors, if changed rapidly, would MOST significantly challenge the accuracy and effectiveness of workforce planning?
Which of the following factors, if changed rapidly, would MOST significantly challenge the accuracy and effectiveness of workforce planning?
A growing industry requires a skilled workforce, but there's a shortage of qualified candidates. What HR solution would BEST address this gap in staffing needs?
A growing industry requires a skilled workforce, but there's a shortage of qualified candidates. What HR solution would BEST address this gap in staffing needs?
In the context of Human Resource Planning (HRP), which of the following BEST describes the term 'solution analysis'?
In the context of Human Resource Planning (HRP), which of the following BEST describes the term 'solution analysis'?
How does Human Resource Development (HRD) primarily differ from Human Resource Management (HRM)?
How does Human Resource Development (HRD) primarily differ from Human Resource Management (HRM)?
Which of the following activities is most indicative of the 'Employee Engagement' function within HR?
Which of the following activities is most indicative of the 'Employee Engagement' function within HR?
An organization is struggling to retain critical knowledge when senior employees retire. Which HR function would be MOST effective in addressing this issue?
An organization is struggling to retain critical knowledge when senior employees retire. Which HR function would be MOST effective in addressing this issue?
In the context of the hiring process, what is the primary goal of the 'Recruitment' segment?
In the context of the hiring process, what is the primary goal of the 'Recruitment' segment?
A hiring manager is creating a structured interview process. According to Aamodt's talent acquisition process, which step should immediately precede the interview stage?
A hiring manager is creating a structured interview process. According to Aamodt's talent acquisition process, which step should immediately precede the interview stage?
What is the purpose of the 'Planning' segment within the hiring process?
What is the purpose of the 'Planning' segment within the hiring process?
After conducting initial screenings of applications, what would be the next step in the talent acquisition process, according to Aamodt (2016)?
After conducting initial screenings of applications, what would be the next step in the talent acquisition process, according to Aamodt (2016)?
In which stage of the talent acquisition process would a company conduct reference checks on a potential employee?
In which stage of the talent acquisition process would a company conduct reference checks on a potential employee?
Flashcards
KSAOs in Job Analysis
KSAOs in Job Analysis
Skills, knowledge, abilities, and other characteristics needed to perform a job.
Job Analysis
Job Analysis
A systematic process to determine the skills, duties, and knowledge required for performing jobs in an organization.
Observation Method (Job Analysis)
Observation Method (Job Analysis)
Direct observation of employees performing their tasks to gather job-related information.
Interview Method (Job Analysis)
Interview Method (Job Analysis)
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Questionnaire Methods (Job Analysis)
Questionnaire Methods (Job Analysis)
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Job Description
Job Description
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Job Identification
Job Identification
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Job Summary
Job Summary
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PDCA Cycle
PDCA Cycle
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Employee Perceptions of Organizational Politics
Employee Perceptions of Organizational Politics
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Organizational Politics
Organizational Politics
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HR Analytics
HR Analytics
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
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Theory X and Theory Y
Theory X and Theory Y
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Descriptive Analytics (HR)
Descriptive Analytics (HR)
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Diagnostic Analytics (HR)
Diagnostic Analytics (HR)
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Gap Analysis
Gap Analysis
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Solution Analysis
Solution Analysis
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External Challenges
External Challenges
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Organizational Decisions
Organizational Decisions
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Workforce Factors
Workforce Factors
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HRP Goals
HRP Goals
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Sectoral Level HRP
Sectoral Level HRP
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Manpower Plan
Manpower Plan
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White-Collar Workers
White-Collar Workers
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Directing (HR)
Directing (HR)
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Controlling (HR)
Controlling (HR)
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Personnel Activities / Functions
Personnel Activities / Functions
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Based on Human Relations
Based on Human Relations
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Continuous Process (HRM)
Continuous Process (HRM)
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Human Resource Planning (HRP)
Human Resource Planning (HRP)
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HRP: Supply & Demand
HRP: Supply & Demand
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HR Planning: Manpower
HR Planning: Manpower
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HR Planning: Skill Assessment
HR Planning: Skill Assessment
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HR Planning: Training Needs
HR Planning: Training Needs
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HR Planning: Staff Balance
HR Planning: Staff Balance
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HR Planning: Optimum Resources
HR Planning: Optimum Resources
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Integrated Strategic Planning Steps
Integrated Strategic Planning Steps
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Long-Range Strategic Plans
Long-Range Strategic Plans
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Short-Range Activity Plans
Short-Range Activity Plans
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HRD Emphasis
HRD Emphasis
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HRM Focus
HRM Focus
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Employee Engagement
Employee Engagement
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Knowledge Management
Knowledge Management
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Planning (Hiring)
Planning (Hiring)
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Recruitment (Hiring)
Recruitment (Hiring)
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Selection (Hiring)
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Talent Acquisition
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Study Notes
HR Associate Reviewer: HR Theories & Concepts
- Aims to reinforce information, not substitute prescribed materials.
- Arrangement patterns references, combining varied sources.
HR Associate Set A | HR Theories Reviewer: Table of Contents
- Serves as tool for academic review, not replacement for original content
- Godspeed to Clark G.Sumayao,RPm,CHRA,2024
C1 Human Resource Functions
- Focuses on Human Resource Functions, including recruitment, training, compensation, and employee relations.
Facets of Human Resources
- Displays facets, including training, compensation, and relations
- Personnel across roles, including directors, assistants, and recruits
Hierarchy of HR Titles
- HR Director in top tier, Senior Executives and CHROs are top-level roles
- Middle-level jobs include HR Supervisor, Generalist, Manager, and Specialist and Analysts
- Lower-level jobs comprise associates, assistants, and HR trainees.
Key People in HR Management
- Managers develop strategies and manage employee relations.
- Specialists focus on areas with expertise in the functional area
- Recruiters engage in candidate outreach, screening, ensure smooth integration of candidates.
- Training and Development Professionals enhance talent through learning initiatives.
- Compensation specialists create benefits packages to retain and attract
- Employee Relations focuses on positive relationships through dispute resolution.
- Performance Managers provide development by overseeing performance appraisal
- Labor Relations Managers manage negotiations, ensuring compliance.
- HR Analysts use HR metrics providing recommendations to leaders on HR processes.
- HR Associates, Coordinators give assistance with employment, records, and administrative duties
CHRO (Chief Human Resources Officer)
- Executive leader aligns HR strategy business goals
Employees
- Participate in evaluations offering feedback to enhance processes
S1 Human Resource Management Functions
- Talent management focuses on attracting, developing, retaining talent.
- Includes Talent Acquisition, Development, Retention, Succession Planning, Career building, and Workforce evaluation
4 Main activities of HRM
- Acquisition attracts personnel for the organization
- Development enhances employee skills through learning
- Motivation strategies creating environment, increasing employee engagement
- Sustains the workforce with managing relations fairly and safely
HRM Functions
- Basic - including planning strategies and anticipating the organization's needs
- Directing guides teams executing projects
- Controlling monitoring progress, ensuring compliance
Features of HRM
- Inherent Part of Management - Manages people for organizational goals
- People Centered - Values the workforce, emphasizing contributions
- Based on Human Relations - Grounded on understanding
S2 Human Resource Planning
- Forecasts the needs of different personnel categories
- A systematic needs process determines actions to respond to needs.
- Main objective of planning identifying capital requirements is optimization.
Workforce Planning Process
- Supply analysis assesses staffing, reviewing labor
- Demand includes business plans, anticipating needs
- Gap analysis compares those needs with available capital
- Solution is analyzed, addresses HR planning deficits
Factors Affecting Workforce Planning
- External challenges, economic developments
- Organizational decisions (diversification, mergers)
- Workforce aspects (quantity, quality, diversity)
Objectives of human resource planning
- Meets staffing and competency development needs optimizing efficiency
Determinants of HRP
- External includes government and level of economics and technology
- Internal includes plans and job assessment
Corporate planning
- Involves long, intermediate and operation periods
Strategic Plan vs HR Plan
- Corporate level plan formulating philosophy by HRM issues
- HR intermediate plans for resources acquisition for 3 years.
- Operations prepared to provide the lowest to support the work life
Demands Forecasting
- Estimates skill requirements, which requires projections and qualifications
Statistical Projection
- Judgmental or conventional managers and knowledge
- Estimations passed for revision or Delphi
Supply Forecasting
- Obtains information regarding the present human resource inventory
Guidelines for Effective Workforce Planning
- Integrated with organizations, time of planning and a balanced approach
S3 Human Resource Development
- Develops knowledge, skills, attitudes and performance through a learning environment
Key Differences Between HRD & HRM
- HRM covers wide the employee life cycle, including recruitment
Features of Human resource Development
- Focuses on Training, Performance Development, Engagement, and Organization
Functions Of Human Resource Development
- Training, needs assessment, feedback, and creating plan for future skills
S4 Evaluating Learning and Development Program
- determines if specific criterion benefits the program
Effective of Learning and Development
- Results include skill and increase output
Research and Evaluation
- Pretest compares posttests, etc. for analyzing
Outcomes in the Evaluation
- Includes training on impact and return
S4 Kirkpatrick Evaluation of HRD
- Includes reactions or satisfactions
S4 Job Analysis in a "Jobless" World
- Shifts away from traditional structures with greater automation
C2 Recruitment and Selection
S1 Basic Concepts in Recruitment and Hiring
- Recruitment involves planning, selection of job seekers
Factor Addressed
- Looks and personality are avoided
Talent, Recruitment & Acquisition, Sourcing and Hiring
- Talent includes finding and attracting the right candidates
Buy
- Buy involves quick acquisition of new team
- Buy can be expensive
Build
- Build has sustainable long-term growth
- Build is slower
Borrow
- Borrow provides skills, infusion for short term
- Borrow has limited knowledge
Talent Acquisition Process
- Focus on hiring
- Hire newly vacant roles
Identifications
- Focus on identifying needs with a recruitment plan
Devise a Recruitment Plan
- Internal and external strategies are created
Advertising the Position
- Prominent logo and information
Writing HR Advertisement Skills
- Be a Company Emblem and realistic or thorough.
Source of Candidates
- Utilize strategy to recruit qualified applicants
Interview & Review
- Assess all aspects of a candidate
S2 Selection: Common Assessment Methods
Common Assessments
- Resumes provide qualifications and certifications
Assessments
- Simulations showing performance
Interview types
-Structured interviews provide questions for all candidates
- Non directed spontaneous flow of information
Assessment
- Applicant behavior is accessed
Background & Referencing
- Validate resumes with legal ramifications
Testing and Validation
- Standardization or norms minimize or allow uniform evaluation
Psychological Testing
- Testing can also be conducted to assess knowledge
- Can be unfair
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