HRM 200 Project One Speaker Notes Template (1)

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HRM 200 Project One Speaker Notes Template Moises Torres November 26, 2023 Slide 1: New Hire Orientation Presented by HR Generalist Moises Torres Slide 2: Human Resources Overview Human resource management (HRM) is responsible for overseeing the management of a company's employees and other stakeholders. Human resource management, or HRM, is responsible for numerous things, three of the most significant being employing new workers, paying them properly, and allocating responsibilities to them. HRM seeks to maximize productivity by managing an organization's human resources. Slide 3: Organization Structure Human resource (HR) strategy includes a focus on talent management, application of evidence-based HR methods, organizational sustainability, and satisfaction of stakeholder needs. To better the company, HR uses key performance indicators or KPIs. Recruitment, employee engagement, turnover, and training costs are all areas that may be optimized with the use of KPIs. KPI is useful for businesses since it stresses flexibility in the face of change. Slide 4: Talen Acquisition and Retention Any human resources department’s top focus should be attracting and retaining top-tier employees. Our first objective is to identify the most qualified individuals to fill open positions. Our mission is to always hire the most talented people in the business. Human resources professionals must be truthful in all job advertising and interviews about the nature of the position, the criteria for employment, and the expectations of the role. It is our responsibility to locate candidates who meet all requirements and possess the knowledge and abilities necessary to complete the tasks at hand. Candidates chosen for an organization’s open positions should be able to contribute to the company’s success. Slide 5: Promoting Culture The shared values, beliefs, attitudes, and assumptions of an organization’s employees constitute its culture (Agarwal, 2018). The percentage of Hispanics, African Americans, and Asians in the U.S. labor force is expected to rise in the next years. That’s why firms need to update their hiring methods and be more open to individuals from all walks of life. There is proof that a more open and accepting workplace produces better results. Employees and customers alike benefit from the sense of community it fosters. Employees are more likely to stick around and contribute their best work if they love coming to work (Agarwal, 2018). We try hard to foster an informal and pleasant environment here at ABC Company. You anticipate a rewarding career where your contributions are recognized and appreciated. We want everyone on the team to know they are being heard and that their efforts are valued. Our goal is to encourage solidarity and teamwork. Slide 6: Technology Evaluation Understanding the needs of the user and the goal of the system is the first step in HRM's evaluation of enabling technology. Methodical steps include providing data and analytics on competitor products and the vendor's track record, as well as comparing costs and features of competing items. Ease of use, scalability, integration possibilities, and cost are all important factors to consider when choosing an HRIS. As a new hire, you may help with the selection process by giving your thoughts on the system's ease of use, emphasizing any areas where it falls short, and offering suggestions for enhancements. 1
Slide 7: Diversity and Accessibility Embracing diversity can be facilitated by employing technology. To attract a more diverse pool of candidates, we can leverage neutralizing technology in our job advertising and descriptions. Working with people who come from a variety of backgrounds "brings different perspectives and modern skills to the table," such as the capacity to collaborate, communicate, think outside the box, and so on. They bring a fresh viewpoint that might assist the business in better understanding its diverse clientele and their varying wants and demands. (Biswas,2021) Technology has allowed us to have a more thorough comprehension of the analytics and data that underpin our company's success. This data will help the company develop more user-friendly policies and systems for new employees. By consolidating everything into a single service or platform, we can save time and make the process more user-friendly for prospective employees. Slide 8: Automated Processes Automating training and recruitment helps. An algorithm can screen resumes for keywords to narrow the candidate pool without wasting HR time. Onboarding and department demands are accelerated by the automation of applicant selection and interviews. Online modules automate training. Thus, we can track staff training and quickly assign further courses. To simplify training and learning, one system can handle everything. Instead of switching files or assigning a person to teach and debate a video all day, you may submit learning and assign it to many staff. Automating payroll simplifies it. With a computer system tracking employee hours and errors, payroll is faster. Slide 9: Technology Example – Social Media Any company's culture depends on workforce participation. People are more invested in the success of the business they work for. Employees may help the business in many ways. Staff news and information are posted on Facebook and Instagram. Important firm news is disseminated, and hardworking employees are recognized through its use. A fantastic first impression may be made on both current and potential employees. Employees are also urged to use their personal social media accounts to spread news about the company. In most cases, these kinds of adjustments are allowed, because they inspire initiative and engagement on the job. When employees are invested in their work and feel their contributions are valued, they are more likely to stay with the company. Remember that your company's employees can utilize social media to communicate and collaborate with one another. We obtain insight into the company's potential and its shortcomings. In addition, the business can now solicit member feedback on future improvements. Slide 10: Closing I wanted to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to each of you for participating in today's orientation and for your presence here. Please give the topic of today's chat some attention and keep an open mind about the ways in which you could potentially affect change in your division. Tell me what you believe can be done to develop a community that you can feel proud to be a part of and I'll tell you what I think can be done. Slide 11: References 2
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