Case Study: Two Tough Calls (A) Harvard Business School

March 17, 2019 | Author: Zubaidah | Category: Employment, Autosuperación, Motivation, Recruitment, Labour
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ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Course:

Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din, 20042080 200420 80 Human Resources Manaement

Introduction of cas stud! Learning Objective: To learn about some of the practical and ethical issues involved in termination decisions and also other optional actions actions that can also e considered instead of termination: 

Problem Statement and Solution Analysis Analysis

 Problem Alternatives Alternatives for wide decision making  mplementation Plan for case study  Suggested Solution for solving and problem analysis  !onclusion if the solution is implemented 

"eferences and Links of sources used

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Case Study: Two Tough Tough Calls (A) Problem Analysis, Harvard Business Busine ss School

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ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Course:

Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din, 20042080 200420 80 Human Resources Manaement

services rendered$ /epartment &anager can never do alone without further discussions on achievements of  objectives$ '" #rob #roblem lems s and and Caus Causes es o$ o$ (er (err) r) ($#$ Situation: Terry Terry was was selected from pool of candidates even though though was not 4ualified for the post assigned$ assigned$ ($'$ Selection Process: Terry Terry was selected upon recommendation recommendation but was not placed or recruited recruited right$ ($($ +iring Process: 2sually in Organi5ations Organi5ations recommended candidate candidate is hired only in in areas related to his his or her  field in order to avoid employee turn over, termination termination or other failure to do tasks process$ ($3$ "e4uirement Process and Training: Training: Terry Terry possessed skills skills in writing description of software-s which which is very difficult for technical employee to write in: 

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*ven though he used times of others but can be valuable asset to the company if utili5ed$ ($8$ Performa Performance nce mprovement mprovement Plan &eeting: &eeting: nstead of placing him poor performance performance or satisfact satisfactory ory by our  Program &anager can place Terry Terry in another challenging position for developing Software &anuals and 9rief  /escriptions for online browsers$ 4" #rob #roblem lems s and and Causes Causes o$ #hil #hil 3$#$ Situation Situation:: Phil was not motivated motivated by company from the beginning beginning by placing in *mployment *mployment at 1ill$ t-s always stated that 6irst mpression is the Last mpression so Phil had the idea of this !ontract that he signed that his job was not secured and they are keeping him as they cannot get rid of him as they already bought the !ompany$ 3$'$ *mployee *mployee ob /escription /escription and Objectives: Objectives: 1hen there is selling selling of products products or services services there are always clients and customers calling in4uiring regarding soft goods$ 9eing professionally !all !entre &anager it-s not always right to place place employees employees in core department department only related related to products and services services production$ production$ These areas are also important as well as production$ This could have been solved if he was given ob /escription and Objectives sated or either opening new area of !ustomer Service as !all !entre$ 3$($ Performance mprovement mprovement Plan &eeting: &eeting: Organi5ing discussion discussion with Phil, regarding performance or allowing Phil Phil cont contin inui uing ng in the the same same post post for for devel developi oping ng thei theirr busi busines ness s in4u in4uir iry y trac tracki king ng or effe effect ctiv ive e !"& !"& implementation$

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;oals met or not met

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De-elo.ment o$ #rocedures: 

Recruitment

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ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Course:

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The Program Manager  must  must be independent and firm enough to discuss the above with the Management instead of satisfactory grading. An employee with poor performance is also an important asset to a company. As an employee leaving the company lacking skills still represents the same company and affects the reputation of the company. It is not an effective Manager who stays observing and confirming of poor performance with no proper actions taken or implemented.

The Program Manager  requires  requires areas for development such as: I) ffect ffective ive Manage Managemen mentt S.i!!s S.i!!s II) mp!o*ee Re!ation and Performance Performance Improvement Improvement

Case Study: Two Tough Tough Calls (A) Problem Analysis, Harvard Business Busine ss School

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ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Course:

Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din, 20042080 200420 80 Human Resources Manaement

III)%oacing and Mentoring

Conc$usion The poor performance of both the employees was due to improper placement of assigned jobs that they were not talented of$ This will of course lead to employee termination rather than objectives and tasks achievement$ 9y implementing the steps above it will also secure other staff members of the company$ company$ f an employee has bad relation with management then the employee must be either transferred to a position were don-t h ave to interact with the manager or train an employee to develop relationships between management$ *very employee poor performance is not the solution to placed in PP and terminate but instead retain the employee and fit in the right post$

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Training Training !ourses and !ertifications &aterials "eferences: /iploma in *ffective Training and /evelopment, 'DD? !ertificate in +" Practices: Appraisal Appraisal Systems ) !areer /evelopment Training, Training, 'DD8 !ertificate in +" Practices: ob Analysis, /escriptions ) *valuation, 'DD8 !ertificate in +" Practices: !oordination Skills, Staff !omplaints ) 6ollow0up, 'DD8 !ertificate in *ffective Teamwork0ncrease your productivity ) manage time, 'DD3 !ertificate in +" 0 Objectives, Staff Task and ;oals, 'DD3

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