- Tell something about yourself?
- Why you would like to join this company?
- Why did you select this field?
- Did you ever face any difficulty in your job?
- Why should we hire you?
Thought of the day
"No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it". –Albert Einstein
Wednesday, 29 April 2015
TOP 5 INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
Sunday, 26 April 2015
A special lecture on "Employee Engagement : Harnessing human capital for better performance",on 15th April,2015
The human resource is an integral part of any business unit.
It is like a capital or assets of the organization. Any business functions,
whether it is an operation & supply chain management, marketing management,
financial management, or information technology management without human resources,
we cannot achieve our business and organizational objectives. In short, we can say that without human
aspects not even single function will not possible to achieve organizational
goals in the workplace. But we have always mentioned it in our balance sheet as
part of liability side and most of the time we have neglected the human
aspects. Most of the organizations, employer tries to exploit their employees
and as they called human resources is not to be considered as an asset. The
question is here that what are assets? You will agree with me that assets are “any
things that the creation of our wealth”. For example, if you have lands, properties,
infrastructures, technologies, etc., these are considered to be assets which multiple
creation of wealth for you. Similarly, human resources create wealth for the
organization. If you look around in your
organization anything’s that comes to your eyes that has been created by human
beings and even technological advancement is also created by human beings.
Therefore, we can say that human resources are assets or capital for the
organization, if you select the employees having the right attitude, the right
skills, and mange these talents in an effective manner.
The objectives of the human resources management is to
maximum utilization of human resources
and enhance better performance of employees, which further leads to
profit, growth and productivity for the organization. Employer’s always
expected from their employees to do more in comparison what they provide in
terms of compensation and benefits in exchange for their employment and
contract work. On the other hand employees expected from their employer’s to
give best compensations and benefits, to develop the human resources through
training and development, treat them as human beings and established
relationship to seek better cooperation with each other, to fulfill their
basic, psychological and social needs, in exchange for what they are doing in terms
of their nature of duties, work and responsibility. Therefore, it has been
observed that when a mismatch between these expectations and needs of the employees and employer’s generate
conflict, politics, dissatisfaction in job, high attrition, low work
motivation, absenteeism, lack organizational
commitment, disengaged, lack of job involvement lack of organizational citizenship behavior
in the organization which directly impact on organizational performance. As a
result, employees start intentionally doing poorly in their performance.
Today’s generation employees have different needs and
expectations and it changes very rapidly. Therefore, human resource
practitioners always look for various alternatives and suggest to the
employer’s for better organizational performance. In management research, there
are several strategies are available, but employee engagement is one of the
variables that it is very important factors
to find solution for several problems, especially better performance of the
employees.
Contributed by Mr. Khagendra Nath Gangai.
Assistant Professor-HR & OB, BULMIM
Assistant Professor-HR & OB, BULMIM
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