Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Remind The 7 habits of Highly Effective People


I am sure that you have very familiar or may be some of you already to be of Guru of this concept.

How ever do you have most experiences success that impacted by practicing this philosophy ?

If yes, kind please share ? If not yet it better you go through and start to refresh again by sharing it to other people who not yet familiar.

Remember the concept three person learning concept.

Best regard

Saturday, October 9, 2010

Managing Change


Step by Step Managing Change Process

Step-1. Identify/Accept the Need for Change:

  • List the issues, indicators or symptoms
  • Ask stakeholders to confirm the issues, indicators or symptoms
  • Decide whether change is necessary
  • Set up change team(s)/support mechanisms (implementation, transition, communication etc.)
  • Clarify Roles (Sponsor, Implementer, Agent, Advocate)

Step-2. Assess and Define the Change Required:

  • Identify the preferred future state
  • Assess the current state
  • Identify the gap or difference
  • Clearly define what must be changed
  • Establish measures of success

Step-3. Analyze the Impact of Alternatives and Select the Best:

  • List reasonable alternatives (including making no change)
  • Assess the cost/benefits, pros/cons, outcomes/risks and potential side effects
  • Choose the best alternative
  • Identify restraining and supporting forces (i.e. people, events, rules and policies

Step-4. Develop the Plan and Strategies:

  • Explain the change and rationale
  • Describe the current situation vs. the desired future
  • Explain the options considered and decision
  • Describe objectives, action plans, and measures of succes
  • Develop strategies
  1. Operational (Physical/Plant Legal, Financial, and Service Issues
  2. Training and Learning
  3. Human Resource (HR/LR, Staff Transfer, Selection)
  4. Communication
  5. Transition
  6. Team Development and Budget Implications

If you need the next step explanation and the detail implementation, please contact us.


Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Improve HR Strategies through HR Score Card

HR STRATEGY IS THE VITAL STRATEGY IN THE COMPANY

To measure your strategies , we have to set the HR Score Card as measurement.

Below is the sample.

HR Balanced Scorecard Dashboard









Perspective


Performance



Employee turnover

54%




Recruiting


66%




Retention


72%




Training and Development

26%




Total Performance

54.5%










Help






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You can change the values in "weight" column, the value must be between 0 and 10;



"10" value means that the perspective or goal is the most valuable



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You can change the values in "Performance" column;















Strategy tree and scorecard details:



Perspective

Goal

Weight
(x of 10)

Description

Performance
(%)


Employee turnover

2


54%



Cost per Hire

1

Calculation of advertising, agency fees, employee referrals, relocation, recruiter pay and benefits costs and the number of hires

30%



Turnover Cost

3

Calculation of termination, new hire, vacancy and learning curve costs

70%



Turnover Rate

1


80%



Time to Fill

3


40%



Length of Employment

2


50%



Total Performance in group

Employee turnover

54.0%








Recruiting


4


66%



Vacant Period

2

Number of overall days the positions were vacant

80%



New Hires Performance Appraisal

4

Average performance appraisal of new hires, compared to previous period

90%



Manager Satisfaction

1


20%



Turnover Rates of New Hires

1


80%



Financial Impact of Bad Hire

2


20%



Total Performance in group

Recruiting

66.0%














Retention


2


72%



Preventable Turnover

4

This indicator considers the reasons the employee left the organizations and what measures may be taken to prevent it

80%



Diversity Turnover

2


40%



Financial Impact of Employee Turnover

4


80%



Total Performance in group

Retention

72.0%








Training and Development

2


26%



Learning and Growth Opportunities

4

Percentage of employees who are satisfied with the learning and growth opportunities in the organization

20%



On-the-job learning Contentment

3


30%



Opportunities for New Hires

3


30%



Total Performance in group

Training and Development

26.0%









The total Performance in

HR Balanced Scorecard Dashboard

54.5%

If you need more guideline and consultation please contact wayancarma@hotmail.com