
Explore holistic human resources practices for small and emerging organizations, addressing gaps in resources, recruitment, compensation, and performance management to attract and retain talent.
Manpower planning clarifies budgets and return on investment, defines the number of employees required, and links talent needs to recruitment, growth, profitability, and the business plan.
Design an organization structure with clear accountability and responsibility for each position, define reporting relationships, and use visual representations to support dynamic, modular decision making that drives profitability and growth.
Explore the elements of the recruitment process, from defining job requirements and shortlisting to interviewing, selection, offering letters, and induction, and how right hires influence performance and culture.
Prepare thoroughly before interviews by defining the ideal candidate and key questions, then verify resume facts. Assess culture fit, competencies, integrity, and references to avoid poor hires.
Aligns individual and team behavior with organizational goals through a system-driven performance management process, using key performance indicators and metrics to boost engagement and results in small business.
Explore a multi-level performance management process, starting with business level metrics (pqcd), then functional and individual metrics; emphasize role clarity, facilitation, incentives, feedback, and development to boost delivery.
Establish a consistent, systematic daily management process covering daily, weekly, and monthly activities to monitor performance, detect deviations, and prevent future consequences.
Developing people keeps pace with evolving customer expectations, technology upgrades, and fast-changing markets. Continuous development builds knowledge, skills, and attitude for an engaged team and a strong culture.
Examine the complexity of the people development process and how small organizations move employees from satisfied to engaged to inspired through a conducive environment, tools, recognition, and learning.
Reframe leadership mindset from viewing people as a commodity to an asset, and invest in competency development as a core business responsibility for long-term return on investment.
Develop competency in people by aligning knowledge, skills, and attitude to each position. Different roles from technical to managerial and behavioral require ongoing development to drive organizational growth.
Learn how to initiate and sustain employee engagement in small businesses by building trust, creating forums for open communication, starting small, and defining a transparent, long-term growth process.
This course is all about improving your people management process and ensuring low attrition, high level of people engagement towards achieving the organizational goal as ONE TEAM. People's management process is not a standalone, one-time initiative, and this calls for a holistic approach.
This course is structured with basic understandings of small, emerging organization's existing people management practices and its impact on attracting, developing, and retaining talent. The course is divided into five broad areas of people management processes viz, human resources planning process, recruitment process, performance management process, people development process, and engagement practices. In each process, the concepts, tools, and techniques being used in the industry, and some practical insights are given. To ease your implementation, given compatible formats wherever possible.
This course will give an overview idea to build a performance-based culture in your organization and sustain the growth of your business. This course is meant for SME business owners, Plant heads, Functional managers, and human resource managers in small, medium scale organizations of any industry background.
At the end of the course, you will be able to re-look at your organizational people management process and realize the gap and ready to apply some of the people management processes learned in this course.