The Simple Side Of Human Resource Management
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The Simple Side of Human Resource Management
Managing People Should Not Be Difficult, Boring or Scary
Learn to understand some of the some of the more complex aspects of human resource management in a simpler context.
If you are interested in understanding human resource management in greater detail, but you are just not in the mood for those stale academic written, hard to understand, boring textbooks, then this book is just for you.
If you are simply looking for additional information and wish to supplement your existing knowledge on human resource management, well then this book is for you.
For the sake of covering both angles, this book includes the academic writing, as well as simpler written interpretations of the same information. The non-academic people amongst us, or simply those who will benefit from a simpler side of things can benefit none the less.
With a pinch of salt, a dash of garnish, this book will help you understand some of the in-depth parts of the human resource management paradigm.
You may at some parts feel that you have completely lost your way, but fear not. As I have, and many before us, you will survive the journeys into the paradigms of the business management empire.
You will learn about Human Resource Management Functions
Topics in this section deal with:
Roles and Responsibilities of a human resource manager
The purpose of developing a human resource plan
Recruitment techniques during recruitment and selection
Stages of team development
Effective communication in leadership and management
Developing and implementing a training plan
Performance appraisal feedback methods
You will learn about Human Resource Management in perspective
Topics in this section deal with:
Human Resource Lifecycle
Human Capital Management
Differentiate Workforce Planning vs. Human Resource Planning
Importance of Workforce Gap Analysis
Succession Planning
Link between Strategic Plans and Job Description
Difference between Remuneration and Reward
Appropriateness of reward systems for motivating employees
Benefits of a Well-Functioning Performance Management Process
Links between Performance Appraisal and Career Development
I have no doubt you will find this book of significant value.
Jan H Pieterse
Jan H Pieterse is the founder of NextCEO, a member of Mensa, serial entrepreneur, specialist software engineer and the author of various business and information technology related articles. He has authored various other articles under pen names. He lives in Centurion, South Africa with his wife and two sons. With almost two decades of hands-on experience, he is a veteran in the information technology field. Entrepreneurship, business management and leadership have always been at the forefront of his aspirations. He was a co-founder of various companies and has contributed and consulted on business development and strategic processes of several of organisations.Learn more about Jan H Pieterse at NextCEO.co.za
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The Simple Side Of Human Resource Management - Jan H Pieterse
The Simple Side Of
Human Resource Management
Managing people should not be difficult, boring or scary
Jan H Pieterse
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Why I Wrote This Book
I wrote this book because, I felt that in so many cases where people do research studies and/or research papers in general, either for self-enrichment or as part of a study purpose towards a certified outcome, these research papers seem to get lost in the cracks. During my studies I came across a philosophy that stated that; A scholar during their undergraduate degree, merely summarizes and compares the knowledge from the greater pool of knowledge, whereas a scholar studying towards a master degree, searches and tests these collections of knowledge and verifies the information in the greater pool of knowledge, whereas, the Ph.D. scholar is the one that contributes and grows the pool of knowledge.
For many years I believed this philosophy, however as time passed I realized that even the least expectant individual can significantly contribute to the knowledge pool and feed the inquisitiveness of the information hungry souls. Thus I have decided it a fitting choice to publish the research that I had done for the various business projects during my studies. I can only hope that you would not only find this information useful, but that you find the book enjoyable.
Why You Should Read This Book
If you are interested in understanding human resource management in greater detail, but you are just not in the mood for those stale academic written, hard to understand, boring textbooks, then this book is just for you.
If you are simply looking for additional information and wish to supplement your existing knowledge on human resource management, well then this book is for you.
For the sake of covering both angles, this book includes the academic writing, as well as simpler written interpretations of the same information. The non-academic people amongst us, or simply those who will benefit from a simpler side of things can benefit none the less.
With a pinch of salt, a dash of garnish, this book will help you understand