hrm lng quiz Flashcards

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also known as the adult version of a playground – is the habitat of different types of colleagues. As is the case with a playground, every workplace has its rules and every colleague has their own personality. Some of these we prefer over others.

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The workplace

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TYPES OF COLLEAGUES

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1.THE WINNER
2.THE SILENT HERO
3.THE MENTOR
4.THE VETERAN
5.THE ALLY
6.THE COMEDIAN
7.THE GOSSIP
8.THE SWEET TALKER
9.THE COMPLAINER
10. THE POLITICIAN
11. THE LAZYBONES
12.THE NEWBIE

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This is the person your manager will look at if something needs to be done. Basically, the ____can be described as the ideal employee. The ____is the go-to person for important moments or big projects.

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THE WINNER

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the type of person that does their job without really taking credit for it. Nevertheless, this colleague is a really important part of your team. They simply preferkeeping a low profile.

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THE SILENT HERO

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The _______would love to teach you more than only the technical side of the job. They lovesharing their knowledge and will provide you with a broader perspective on the way of working in your company and sector.

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THE MENTOR

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the ________doesn’t have a statue of themselves in the company’s cafeteria. However, this colleague has been part of your organization for a long time.

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THE VETERAN

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consider the ______as a friend during and after office hours. This colleague can adopt many roles: a person who listens to your ideas, the one you can confide in or someone who drags you through difficult times

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THE ALLY

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The _____ brings a casual and playful atmosphere to the workplace. They see life through rose-colored glasses and are masters at avoiding tense situations.

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THE COMEDIAN

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“Have you heard what happened to X during the meeting?”, “Is it true they want to fire people?”, “Are those two really dating?”. These are all questions to which The__________will be happy to give you an answer. Some love to invent shocking stories, others spend their time telling juicy stories.

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THE GOSSIP

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The —————- strategy is simple: doing almost anything to benefit from their superior. Saying nice things, giving compliments, … This will usually lead to this person walking over their colleagues, but hey, that’s part of the deal.

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THE SWEET TALKER

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The ___________would only be an asset, would the company make profit out of complaining. Experience teaches it is rarely positive to be around someone who grumbles all the time. This kind of behaviour can be the result of frustration, boredom, stress or being unhappy at work.

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THE COMPLAINER

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The _________comes in all shapes and sizes. Have you ever met someone you thought was an ally, who then stabbed you in the back by presenting your idea like it was theirs?

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.THE POLITICIAN

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The ________is just like a fata morgana. They lookreally busy, while actually passing their responsibilities onto others and still taking credit for them.

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THE LAZYBONES

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The __________is possibly a young graduate or someone else who recently joined the company.

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THE NEWBIE

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Four Basic Terms of Manpower Forecasting

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  1. Long Term Trend
  2. Cyclical Variation
  3. Seasonal Variations
  4. Random Variation
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usually done for a period of five years or more depending on the company operations and customer demands.

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  1. Long Term Trend
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This refers to reasonable and predictable movements that occur over a period of one year or more.

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  1. Cyclical Variation
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This is a reasonable prediction change over a period of one year.

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  1. Seasonal Variations
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This is one occasion where there is no special pattern and it is quite difficult to predict or determine.

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  1. Random Variation
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Human Resource Forecasting Techniques

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  1. The Zero-Base Forecasting Approach
  2. The Bottom Up Approach
  3. Use of Predictor Variables
  4. Simulation
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it uses the organizations current level of employment as the starting point for determining future staffing needs.

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  1. The Zero-Base Forecasting Approach
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this forecast uses the progression upward method from the lower organization units to ultimately provided the aggregate forecast of employment needs.

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  1. The Bottom Up Approach
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This method uses the past employment levels to predict future requirements.

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  1. Use of Predictor Variables
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it is a technique for the testing of alternatives on mathematical models representing the real world situation.

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  1. Simulation
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Important Elements in Strategic HRP.
1. Organizational Goals 2. Human Resource Forecast 3. Employee Information 4. Human Resource Availability Projections 5. Analyzing and Evaluating Resource Gaps
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The final component to the strategic process is that of strategy evaluation and control. It is extremely important for the company to constantly monitor the effectiveness of both the strategy and the implementation process.
Strategy Evaluation and Control
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Human Resource Role in Providing Competitive Advantage
a. Emergent Strategies b. Intended Strategies
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consist of strategies that evolve from the grassroots of the organization and can be thought of as what the organizations actually do.
a. Emergent Strategies
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are the results of the rational decision-making by top management as they develop strategic plans.
b. Intended Strategies
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- is any organized approach to obtaining relevant and timely information on which to base human resource decisions.
Human Resource Information System (HRIS)
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It is designed to provide information that is ____________
SMART 1. Systematic 2. Management-Oriented 3. Applicable 4. Result-Oriented 5. Time Bound
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information must be systematically arranged and contain the needed data.
1. Systematic
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data and information are essential tools for effective manpower planning, retention, development and separation of employees.
2. Management-Oriented
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data and information stored in file must be applicable in making human resource decision.
3. Applicable
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the results from the information and the decisions derived thereat must be both acceptable to management and the employees’ concern.
4. Result-Oriented
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relevant human resource information are necessary for effective decision-making.
5. Time Bound
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Software Application for HRM
1. Staffing Application 2. Human Resource Planning Applications
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common application used in the area of staffing include the following: a. applicant recruiting and tracking b. DOLE reporting requirement c. developing a master employee data base d. staffing application for decision making.
1. Staffing Application
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involves company specific applications in determining future employee turnover, growth rate and promotion pattern, and other personnel movement.
2. Human Resource Planning Applications
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is the process of attracting the best individuals to join the company on a timely basis in sufficient numbers and meeting the qualification requirements, thereby encouraging them to apply for the jobs in the organization.
Recruitment
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Sources of Manpower
a. Internal Source b. External Sources
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these are qualified candidates from the company and within the ranks of its present employees,
a. Internal Source
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the hiring from the outside source is a management option.
b. External Sources
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Methods of Human Resource Recruitment
1. Job Posting 2. Word-Of-Mouth System 3. Advertising Media 4. Walk Ins and Unsolicited Applicants 5. Campus or University Recruitment 6. Job Fair and Open House 7. Government Agencies 8. Radio and Television 9. Internet
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this is the process by which internal recruitment is accomplished. Every time a position become available it is posted in the company bulletin board for the information of all interested party. The standard time for job posting is a period of one week to two weeks.
Job Posting
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this method of recruitment is found to be effective in local situations. It is one of the least expensive recruitment systems. As soon as people learn that there’s a job opening, the word spreads around.
Word-Of-Mouth System
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one popular and often effective means of soliciting applicants is advertising it through the media, like newspaper, magazines, radio or television.
Advertising Media
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these are ads that do not reveal the identity of the company, instead they give a box number where the resume or pertinent papers will be forwarded.
Blind Ads
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these unsolicited applicants could be possible source of outstanding employees. They are not, however treated seriously by the human resource department or the company receptionist.
Walk Ins and Unsolicited Applicants
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colleges are undisputable sources of talent for an organization to tap. Recent graduates are considered highly desirable for companies to select, groom and develop recruits from top schools in the country.
Campus or University Recruitment
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are popularly increasing as recruitment sources. The organizational representatives of the company gather and interview several applicants over a period of one or two days in some specific field. Brief interview are conducted during the job fair. Applicants submit resume and bio data for immediate reference.
Job Fair and Open House
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some local government units have their placement offices that look for possible employment for their constituents. The DOLE has also an agency that complies applications for referral to the different companies.
Government Agencies
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are now used as mediums for manpower recruitment. Since the coverage of the advertisement is of great magnitude, more qualified applicants can be reached and could even tempt other applicants who are not actually looking for jobs.
Radio and Television
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company profiles and job placements could eventually come into the internet. While this method is not frequently resorted to at the moment, it will come easy and handedly in the future.
Internet
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SELECTION OF HUMAN RESOURCES
-Identify need & develop position description -recruitment planning -sourcing & advertising -assess & interview candidates -selection & offer of employment -onboarding for success
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process of determining from among the applicants who can meet the job requirements and can be offered for vacant position of the organization.
Selection
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SELECTION PROCEDURE ON HOW TO GET THE MOST QUALIFIED APPLICANTS
1. Stage 1 – Establishing selection procedure. 2. Sate 2 – Identify and choose selection criteria, predictors and instruments to be used. 3. Stage 3 – Gather and evaluate information about applicants. 4. Stage 4 – Make communication decisions whether to select or to reject.
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WHO MAKES THE SELECTION DECISIONS?
operating department executives The final decision to hire usually is left up to operating department executives. The final user of the human resources makes the decision on who is to be hired among the applicants screened by the HRD.
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Senator
1. Bong Go 2. Bam Aquino 3. Bato dela Rosa 4. Erwin Tulfo 5.Kiko Pangilinan 6. Rodante Marcoleta 7.Ping Lacson 8. Tito Sotto 9. Pia Cayetano 10. Camille Villar 11. Lito Lapid 12. Imee Marcos
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Dean of the College of Business Management.
Dr. Carlito R. Ostria
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Standard selection of HR
1. Reception Applicant 2. Application Form 3. Initial Interview 4. Employment Test 5. Interview with the immediate supervisor or manager 6.Physical and medical examination 7. Hiring 8. Orientation
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PRF
PERSONNEL REQUIREMENT FORM
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The different departments of the organization make personal requisition to the HRD on their manpower requirement through PERSONNEL REQUIREMENT FORM (PRF) duly approved by the management concerned: It specifies the following:
1. The position and number required. 2. The job specifications. 3. The personal qualities needed for a worker to do the job successfully.
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seek to measure the ability of the applicant over the existing organizational structure.
Selection procedures
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commonly focus on the applicant’s social abilities as well as his task abilities.
Test and interviews
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This tries to match the personal qualities of the applicants with the job requirements. This matching procedure begins with and is based upon an evaluation of the applicant’s strengths and weaknesses. The result of this evaluation are then measured against the job standards of the position.
SELECTION AND JOB MATCHING