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Human Resource Strategy

Atar Thaung Htet


Hierarchy of Objectives
• Mission
– Reason for existence in the market
• Vision
– Future scenario
• Objectives
– Specific/Measurable/Agreed/Realistic/Time bound
Organizational Levels
Corporate
Head
Office

Food Beverages
SBU SBU

Finance &
Production Marketing
Accounting
3
• Corporate strategy
-organizations scope and resource deployment

• Business-level strategy
-competitive strategy of a business unit in its
industry

• Marketing strategy
-targeting, segmenting and positioning for a product.
Figuring out the marketing mix
Strategic Human Resource Management
• Involves the development of a consistent, aligned
collection of practices, programs, and policies to
facilitate the achievement of the organization’s
strategic objectives.
• Requires abandoning the mindset and practices of
“personnel management” and focusing on strategic
issues than operational issues.
• Integration of all HR programs within a larger
framework, facilitating the organization’s mission and
its objectives.
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Traditional HR versus Strategic HR

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Barriers to Strategic HR

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Reading : HR and Organizational Excellence

• HR can help deliver organizational excellence by:


– Becoming a partner with senior and line managers in
strategy execution.
– Becoming expert in the way work is organized, delivering
administrative efficiency to ensure that costs are reduced
while quality is maintained.
– Becoming a champion for employees, representing their
concerns to senior management and working to increase
employee contributions.
– Becoming an agent of continuous transformation by
shaping processes and organizational culture.
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Reading : HR as Strategy Execution Partner

• HR is responsible for defining an organizational


structure as the model for the company’s way of
doing business.
• HR must be accountable for conducting an
organizational audit.
• HR is to identify methods to renovate part of the
organizational architecture.
• HR must take stock of its own work and set clear
priorities.
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Reading : HR and Organizational Culture

• HR can help bring about a cultural change by:


– Defining and clarifying the concept of cultural
change.
– Articulating why cultural change is central to
business success.
– Defining a process for assessing the current culture
and the desired new culture, as well as measuring
the gap between the two.
– Identifying alternative approaches to creating culture
change.
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Reading : Four Changes for the Line

• How senior operating management can create


an environment in which HR becomes focused
on outcomes instead of activities:
– Communicate to the organization that the “soft
stuff” matters.
– Explicitly define the deliverables from HR, and
hold HR accountable for results.
– Invest in innovative HR practices.
– Upgrade HR professionals.
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Reading : Human Capital Management

• To become effective human capital managers,


HR mangers must develop competencies in:
– Knowledge of the business.
– Human resource functional expertise.
– The management of change.

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Reading : New Functional Role for HR

• HR must focus on business level outcomes


rather than HR level inputs.
• HR must become a strategic core competency
rather than a market follower.
• Strategic competencies are more important
than functional competencies.
• The most important missing element in the HR
function expertise is a systems perspective.
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