
Human Resource Management 16th Edition by Sean Valentine,Patricia Meglich,Robert Mathis
Edition 16ISBN: 978-0357033852
Human Resource Management 16th Edition by Sean Valentine,Patricia Meglich,Robert Mathis
Edition 16ISBN: 978-0357033852 Exercise 7
HR Competencies & Applications: Talking Numbers with Organization Leaders
Key Competencies: Business Acumen (Behavioral Competency), Critical Evaluation (Behavioral Competency), Strategy (Technical Competency), and Organization/Technology & Data (Technical Competency)
CEOs are interested in knowing how HR practices impact key organization performance indicators. The CEO and other leaders are focused on the strategic goals of the organization rather than measures of activity. If HR professionals don't provide relevant metrics to leaders, there is little chance of gaining a seat at the strategic planning table or demonstrating the value of effective HR practices. The following strategic metrics will get the attention of the CEO and demonstrate the value of investing in human capital:
Revenue per employee
Quality of hire improvement
Performance turnover in key jobs
Revenue lost due to position vacancies
HR program contribution to productivity improvements
Percentage of HR strategic goals that were met.
-What data would be necessary to track and report on each of the metrics listed? What other functional areas within the organization would be involved in generating the data?
Key Competencies: Business Acumen (Behavioral Competency), Critical Evaluation (Behavioral Competency), Strategy (Technical Competency), and Organization/Technology & Data (Technical Competency)
CEOs are interested in knowing how HR practices impact key organization performance indicators. The CEO and other leaders are focused on the strategic goals of the organization rather than measures of activity. If HR professionals don't provide relevant metrics to leaders, there is little chance of gaining a seat at the strategic planning table or demonstrating the value of effective HR practices. The following strategic metrics will get the attention of the CEO and demonstrate the value of investing in human capital:
Revenue per employee
Quality of hire improvement
Performance turnover in key jobs
Revenue lost due to position vacancies
HR program contribution to productivity improvements
Percentage of HR strategic goals that were met.
-What data would be necessary to track and report on each of the metrics listed? What other functional areas within the organization would be involved in generating the data?
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Human Resource Management 16th Edition by Sean Valentine,Patricia Meglich,Robert Mathis
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