week 9 Flashcards

(33 cards)

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What is the process of recruiting people called?

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Staffing

Staffing is essential for filling positions within an organization.

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What is the goal of recruitment?

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Finding the most competent applicant

Recruitment aims to identify the best candidates for job openings.

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What does selection involve?

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Choosing the suitable personnel based on qualifications

Selection ensures that the right individuals are chosen for specific roles.

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Who is someone applying for a job?

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Applicant

An applicant is a person who seeks employment.

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5
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What term describes individuals engaged in a job?

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Workforce

The workforce encompasses all employees working within an organization.

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What is the managerial function of staffing?

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Filling and keeping filled the positions in the organizational structure

Staffing is crucial for maintaining organizational efficiency.

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What are the two main components of staffing?

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  • Recruitment
  • Selection

These components ensure that the right candidates are found and chosen for job positions.

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What is a pervasive function in staffing?

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Staffing is required in every organization

Staffing applies to both profit-making and non-profit organizations.

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What is meant by staffing as a continuous function?

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It requires constant alertness and awareness of human relations

Staffing is an ongoing process that adapts to organizational needs.

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How does staffing relate to human objectives?

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It develops potentialities of employees for maximum satisfaction

Staffing aims to enhance employee fulfillment and productivity.

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What is the interdisciplinary nature of staffing?

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It uses concepts from various disciplines such as psychology, sociology, and management

Staffing draws on knowledge from multiple fields to effectively manage human resources.

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What is a key characteristic of staffing related to human beings?

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It involves the appointment of competent persons on various posts

Staffing emphasizes the human element in management functions.

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What does it mean for staffing to be a separate managerial function?

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Staffing is distinct from other managerial functions like planning and organizing

It requires specific skills and focus on human resources.

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What is the importance of staffing in organizational goals?

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It provides appropriate personnel to fill various positions

Staffing aligns human resources with the strategic objectives of the organization.

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Fill in the blank: Staffing is the process of inviting, selecting, placing, and _______ individuals to achieve organizational goals.

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retaining

Retaining employees is crucial for maintaining organizational stability.

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16
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True or False: Staffing is only a function of top management.

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False

Staffing is a responsibility that extends to all levels of management.

17
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What is the primary relationship of staffing?

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Its relationship with human beings

Staffing involves the appointment of competent persons on various posts, emphasizing the human aspect of management.

18
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Is staffing a separate managerial function?

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Yes

Staffing is considered a major function in itself, distinct from other managerial functions like planning and organizing.

19
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At what levels of management is staffing essential?

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All managerial levels

Staffing is performed by the Board of Directors, General Manager, and departmental managers at different levels.

20
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How does staffing relate to social responsibility?

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It deals with human beings

Since staffing is connected with human beings, it carries a social responsibility.

21
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What factors affect the performance of staffing?

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Internal and external environment

Internal factors include policies like promotion and transfer policies, while external factors can include market conditions.

22
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What are the two types of manpower planning?

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Short-term and long-term

Short-term planning addresses current needs, while long-term planning estimates future staffing requirements.

23
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What does development in staffing involve?

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Development of staff members through training programs

Training is provided to those who need it to enhance their skills.

24
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What is included in fixing employment standards?

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Job specification and job description

Job descriptions are organized statements of duties and responsibilities for specific jobs.

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What are the sources of staffing?
Internal and external sources ## Footnote Internal sources fill vacancies from within the company, while external sources seek candidates from outside.
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What is the process of selection and placement in staffing?
Selection of staff members and placing them based on ability ## Footnote Placement involves assigning the right person to the right job based on qualifications.
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What is the purpose of training in staffing?
To enhance skills and knowledge of employees ## Footnote Training may be arranged by the company or through external programs.
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What is the first step in the staffing process?
Estimating manpower requirements ## Footnote This involves analyzing both quantitative and qualitative needs for the organization.
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What follows after estimating manpower requirements in the staffing process?
Recruitment and selection ## Footnote These steps aim to attract and choose the most suitable candidates for the organization.
30
What is the significance of placement and orientation in staffing?
Placing the right person in the right job and orienting them ## Footnote Proper placement reduces absenteeism and turnover, while orientation introduces new employees to the organization.
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What does performance appraisal involve?
Evaluating employee performance against standards ## Footnote This includes defining the job, appraising performance, and providing feedback.
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What is the role of promotion in staffing?
Encouraging employee growth and realization of potential ## Footnote Promotions often lead to increased pay, responsibility, and job satisfaction.
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What does compensation refer to in the context of staffing?
All forms of pay or rewards to employees ## Footnote This includes direct payments like salaries and indirect benefits like paid leave.