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• Societal Objectives – to be ethically & socially
responsible to the needs of the society while
minimizing the negative impacts of such needs
on org.
• Organizational Objectives – To recognize the role
of HRM in bringing about organizational
objectives.
• Functional Objectives – To maintain the
departments contribution at a level appropriate
to the org’s needs.
• Personal Objectives – To assist employees in
achieving their personal goals , as these goals
enhance Individuals contribution to the org.
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SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Physical Characteristics – height , weight , sight
etc.
2. Personal – age ,sex , marital status etc.
3. Proficiency / Skill / Ability – Qualification & exp.
4. Competency – potential of an Indv. To learn.
5. Temperament and Character – emotional , moral ,
social qualities (honesty , loyalty).
6. Interest – of employee in job is a must factor.

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SELECTION CRITERIA
1. Physical Characteristics – height , weight , sight
etc.
2. Personal – age ,sex , marital status etc.
3. Proficiency / Skill / Ability – Qualification & exp.
4. Competency – potential of an Indv. To learn.
5. Temperament and Character – emotional , moral ,
social qualities (honesty , loyalty).
6. Interest – of employee in job is a must factor.

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EMPLOYEMENT TEST
• Matching Indv. Mental , physical &
temperamental pattern with the
requirements of job is a difficult task.

• But if matching takes place , result is


happiness for Indv. & prosperity for
organization & society.

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TYPES OF TESTS
INTELLIGENCE TESTS –
 MENTAL ABILITY TESTS
MEASURES LEARNING ABILITY
EG: STANDFORT-BINNET TEST.
PERSONALITY TESTS –
 MEASURES BASIC ASPECTS OF APPLICANTS
PERSONALITY LIKE MOTIVATION , SELF CONFIDENCE
& ETC.
INCLUDES TEST LIKE INTEREST TEST , PREFERENCE
TETS ETC.
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ACHIEVEMENT TESTS –
 DESIGNED TO MEASURE WHETHER THE
APPLICANT CAN DO THE JOB?
ASSESSMENT CENTRES –
 EXTENDED WORK SAMPLE
 EXERCISE DESIGNED TO SIMULATE TYPE OF
WORK WHICH THE CANDIDATE IS EXPECTED
TO DO.
POLYGRAPHIC TEST –
 RECORDING PHYSICAL CHANGES IN BODY IN
RESPONSE TO CERTAIN QUESTIONS.
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TEST AS SELECTION
ADVANTAGES:
TOOLS
 Uncover hidden talent
 Provides unbiased info.

DISADVANTAGES:
 No scales which have known Zero Point
 Fails to elicit truthful response
 Results depends lot on testers.
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TYPES OF INTERVIEWS
NON DIRECTIVE INTERVIEW:
 No specific format
 Broad open ended questions

STRUCTURED INTERVIEW:
 Predetermined questions
 Job related
 Eliminate bias & errors

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SITUATIONAL INTERVIEWS:
 Hypothetical situation
 Pre established bench mark stds.

BEHAVIOURAL INTERVIEWS:
 Focuses on actual work incidents
 Behavior during a particular incident

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STRESS INTERVIEW:
 How applicants react to embarrassing
insulting situations.
 Stress producing situations.

PANEL INTERVIEW:
 A panel of interviewers from different fields.
 Limits the personal bias.

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• A career is a sequence of positions held by a
person during the course of his working life.
• It refers to different jobs a person holds over
his/her life time.
• The processes and activities that prepare one
for a job are parts of a career.
• Job related attitudes , values and beliefs are
integral aspects of a career.
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Process of CP
1. Preparation of HR Inventory – know type of
existing employees, their status , duties , age
etc.
2. Identify Indv. Career Needs – HR manager
helps employee to find suitable work by
gauging his skills , interests , aptitude &
performance in work through assessment
centers , indepth interviews & psychological
tests.

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3. Analyzing Career Opportunities – Identifying
career paths through Job Analysis &
discovering multiple lines of advancement. In
different areas.
4. Matching employee needs with career
opportunities – for aligning career needs to
opportunities special T&D techniques ,
planned positions , coaching etc may be used.
5. Formulation & Implementation of T&D Prog.-
6. Review of Career Plan - Periodical review be
undertaken to adapt skills & resources to
changing org’al requirements.
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Technical Competence
• Professional satisfaction
• Updating ones expertise
• Continuous learning

Managerial Competence
• Opportunities for higher responsibilities
• decision making
• Control & influence

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Security - with career through
compliance with org norms.

Autonomy - Freedom of action

Creativity – Opportunities for


innovation & risk taking.
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PROBLEMS IN CP &CD
 MOBILITY

CAREER & FAMILY

 DUAL-CAREER FAMILY

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SCOPE OF FORMAL ORIENTATION
PROGRAM
 Co. History –
 Products of Co. -
 Co. Org. – structure , dept. etc.
 Location of Dept. - & layout of plants , stores etc.
 Personnel Policies – compensation , trg , promotion ,
insurance etc.
 Rules & Regulations – attendance , sick leaves ,
working hrs etc.
 Safety –
 Counseling Service –
 Job Routine -
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BENEFITS
 Reduces employee anxiety

 Helps employees know org expectations

 Promotes uniform understanding

 Builds a positive attitude towards company.

 Strengthens two way communication

 Speeds up Socialization process – by making understand


social , technical & cultural aspects of workplace.

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PROBLEMS
• Superficial indoctrination into company
philosophy , policies & rules.

• Giving too much or too little info. – a big


question.

• Considered as burden by superiors

• Mickey-Mouse Assignment , small &


unimportant tasks.
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EDWIN B. FLIPPO
“ Trg. Is the act of increasing the
knowledge and skills of an
employee for doing a particular
job.”

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DIFF. B/W T & D
BASES TRAINING DEVELOPMENT

MEANING Learning skills & Means growth of


knowl. For doing a an employee in all
particular job. respects.
USES For operative Overall growth of
workers & an executive.
employees.
TIME DURATION Short term (related Long term
to current job) (competence for
future perf.)
ORIENTATION Job centred Career centred
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BASES TRG. DEV.

ROLE OF TRAINER Of trainer / All dev. Self dev.


supervisor very
important
Organization Organized Not always

MEASURABILITY O/p measurable Later


immediately after
trg.
Process Reactive Proactive

SCOPE Ltd Wider


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AIMS/OBJECTIVES OF
TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
• The fundamental aim is to help the org.
achieve its purpose by adding value to
its key resource – the people it employs.

• Training means investing in the people


to enable them to perform better and to
empower them to make the best use of
their natural abilities
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• It is needed for efficient mgt & administration of
people.

• The rationale of trg is also important for future


needs. & challenges

• To maintain workforce diversity & to enhance the


empowerment.

• To optimize the growth potential of individuals &


org.

• Trg reinforces the learning & education & reduces


gap b/w theory & practice.
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