Hr Manager Case Study

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1.Why do you think you qualify for a human resource executive's/manager' position? The role of a human resource manager needs the person to connect with others on a human level and help them meet their aspirations while following the company's policies, structure and rules. I think with an experiences I have, I know well how to deal with humans and my last employment has given me a good insight into the rules and regulations an HR manager has to keep in mind while operating. 2.What are your strengths and weaknesses as HR professional? Well, I have good understanding of the others and can read people well, in terms of both skills and emotions. From my point of view, this is a crucial ability for a good HR worker. My communication skills are…show more content…
Knowledge, Intuition, Versatility, Flexibility, Focus and above all a human touch in everything you do. 4.Why did you choose HR as your career? I liked to be a part of the recruitment team which can identify right people and put them into right places. An employment into recruitment slowly developed into a full-fledged HR profession. 5.What do you think are the roles and responsibilities of an HR Manager? Human resource managers have strategic and functional responsibilities for all of the HR disciplines. A human resource manager has the expertise of an HR generalist combined with general business and management skills. In large organizations, a human resource manager reports to the human resource director or a C-level human resource executive. In smaller companies, some HR managers perform all of the department's functions or work with an HR assistant or generalist that handles administrative matters. Regardless of the size of department or the company, a human resource manager should have the skills to perform every HR function, if necessary. 6.Why did you decide to get into HR after your graduation in…show more content…
The essential functions of management include: Planning, Organizing, Budgeting, Resourcing, Directing, Controlling and Reviewing. 11.What is the difference between salary and incentive? Salary can be termed as the fixed remuneration you are offered for your services while incentive means some extra benefits that you are offered based on your performance. Incentive can be in cash or kind. 12.What is 'Span of Management'? Span of Management or Control in easy terms means, number of subordinates a manager manages. 13.What are the different factors that determine the 'Span of Management'? . Size of the organization . Different tasks that are performed to keep the work going . Complexity of the production process . Extent to which IT can help in the process. 14.What do you mean by Fringe Benefits? Fringe benefit can be defined as the benefits provided by the employer to its employees in addition to the regular salary. These include health plans, paid holidays, cafeteria, company transport etc. 15.What are you looking for in a candidate? Loyal, Hard worker, responsible and desire to
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