Presentation & Assignment Topics
Presentation & Assignment Topics
Course Names:
Compensation Management-
presentation: The factors that influence compensation packages in
Bangladesh's RMG industry. Please prepare a presentation of 5 minutes
on this topic and upload it to the respective Facebook group. Also, need to
upload your link on my Google form which I am sharing with you for
tracking.
(Shadia Sharmin)
Slide Outline
Overview
SWOT Analysis
Recommendations
Conclusion
(Deadline 06/12/2024)
(Moumita Tanzila)
A career development plan is a personal tool you can use to create a realistic road map for advancing
your career, with doable tasks that tie into your overall goals. Big goals can be overwhelming and feel
unattainable until you break them down into smaller goals you can actively work toward.
Figure out what you can do today and tomorrow to help achieve your short- and long-term goals at
work with a career development plan. Organize your goals, create steps, and start making real progress.
What does an effective career development plan look like, and where do you start?
The first step is brainstorming and thinking about your long-term goals. Write down as many goals as
you can think of. Even if you’re not completely sure, add them to the list, and you can remove them
later. Do you want to become a thought leader in your field, move to a different industry, or maybe start
your own business?
Once you’ve mapped out your most important goals, you can start your skills and strengths audit.
Research and see what skills and experiences each goal requires. Next, take a look at your current skills
and evaluate their relevance.
When you research your goals and where the gaps are, you also find out what you need to work on. If
you want a promotion, you could look at the job description for the new role and highlight the different
skills, experience, and knowledge listed.
After identifying your skills and knowledge gaps, create a plan for closing each of them. Some of your
weaknesses might be hard skills that are easy to work on with an online course or educational
conference. Other gaps might be soft skills that you could learn through mentorship or asking your
manager for an opportunity to explore different types of projects at work.
5. Develop a timeline
Another common step that people often miss when goal setting is developing a timeline. Having a
timeline helps you know what you should be working on right now, where your priorities are, and how
close you are to achieving each goal. Your timeline should be realistic but still push you.
Knowing your goals and skills gaps helps you create an action plan. Start with the goal and then break it
down into specific steps using the timeline and skills plan you’ve worked on as a guide.
Once you have your career development plan, check in with yourself regularly. Review your progress,
see what goals you’re close to hitting, and which may take longer than you initially expected. If you miss
a goal’s deadline, use it as a learning opportunity and reflect on what you could have done differently.
(Nowshin Zarin)
➢ Analyze a specific HRM practice: Choose a key HRM practice (e.g., recruitment and
selection,
training and development, performance appraisal, or employee engagement) and
examine its relevance in
Bangladeshi organizations.
Presentation Topic
The three types of employees of an international firm are Host country
nationals, parent country nationals and third country nationals.
The presentation will be on the differences between HCN, PCN and TCN
and also provide example of HCN, PCN and TCN. Provide in details
about all three types.
Presentation time duration 5 minutes
Presentation needs to be given by December 6th, 2024
(Tashviq Haque)