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Human Resource Management Basics

Core human resource management functions, including recruiting, training, and performance appraisal, from an intro management course.

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35 basic cards for College Management. It opens with "What is human resource management?" and "Define recruitment". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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What is human resource management?
Show answerThe function responsible for recruiting, training, compensating, and managing employees to help an organization achieve its goals.
Define recruitment.
Show answerThe process of identifying, attracting, and encouraging potential job applicants to apply for positions in an organization.
What is job analysis?
Show answerA systematic process of gathering information about job duties, responsibilities, required skills, and working conditions.
What is a job description?
Show answerA written document outlining the duties, responsibilities, qualifications, and reporting relationships for a specific position.
What is a job specification?
Show answerA detailed statement of the education, experience, and qualifications needed to perform a job successfully.
What is external recruitment?
Show answerThe process of attracting and recruiting job candidates from outside the organization, such as through job boards, agencies, or referrals.
What is internal recruitment?
Show answerThe process of filling job vacancies by promoting or transferring employees from within the organization.
Describe the selection process.
Show answerThe series of steps used to evaluate job applicants and choose the best candidate for a position, typically including applications, interviews, testing, and reference checks.
What is a structured interview?
Show answerA standardized interview format where all candidates are asked the same predetermined questions in the same order to ensure consistency and fairness.
What is an unstructured interview?
Show answerAn interview format with no predetermined questions, allowing the interviewer to ask different questions of different candidates based on the conversation flow.
What is the halo effect in hiring?
Show answerA bias where an interviewer allows one favorable characteristic or impression to influence their overall evaluation of a job candidate.
What is training and development?
Show answerOrganized activities designed to improve employee knowledge, skills, and competencies to perform their current job better or prepare for future roles.
What is employee onboarding or orientation?
Show answerThe process of introducing new employees to the organization, its culture, policies, procedures, and their specific job responsibilities.
What is performance appraisal?
Show answerA formal evaluation process in which a manager assesses an employee's job performance against established standards and goals.
List three main purposes of performance appraisal.
Show answerProviding feedback, determining compensation and promotions, and identifying training and development needs.

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