Chapter 1 Flashcards
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What is Human Resources Management (HRM)?
HRM refers to the management of people in organizations to achieve strategic goals and improve organizational performance.
What are the five basic management functions?
Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Leading, and Controlling.
How does HRM relate to the management process?
HRM supports managers by ensuring that organizations attract, retain, and develop employees to meet business objectives.
How has HRM evolved over time?
HRM has transitioned from an administrative function to a strategic role involving workforce planning, employee engagement, and organizational development.
What is evidence-based HRM?
The use of data, analytics, and research to inform HR decisions, ensuring they align with business goals.
What are the key tools used in strategic HRM?
- Strategy Map – Links HR activities to business goals. 2. Balanced Scorecard – Measures HR’s impact on company performance. 3. Digital Dashboard – Tracks real-time HR metrics.
What are some internal and external factors affecting HRM?
Internal: Organizational culture, climate, and management practices. External: Economic conditions, labor market trends, technology, globalization, and government regulations.
Why is HRM important to all managers?
HRM helps managers avoid issues like high turnover, hiring mistakes, low employee performance, and legal challenges.