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Ruining Head: BOOK REFLECTION 1
Ruining Head: BOOK REFLECTION 1
Book Reflection
Student Name
Course Name
Professor Name
Table of Contents
BOOK REFLECTION 2
General Information.........................................................................................................................3
Description.......................................................................................................................................3
Self-analysis.....................................................................................................................................4
Analysis of Learning........................................................................................................................4
Motivation of Employees............................................................................................................5
Application in Context.....................................................................................................................6
Evaluation........................................................................................................................................7
Reconstruct Self-concept.................................................................................................................7
Action..............................................................................................................................................8
References........................................................................................................................................9
BOOK REFLECTION 3
General Information
1. Your name:
Description
Human resource planning has developed my learning by increasing the knowledge in the
organization for human resource. The entire organization will benefit from the development of
HRP actively seeks to optimize productivity and plans to remain ahead of other rivals.
HR planners investigate the intellectual resources that are available in the organization and then
decide whether to recruit from within or outside outlets. During recruiting, candidates must be
taken into consideration under two aspects. First, their existing qualifications, and second, their
recruitment used by the global industry today. This paper would address how they are all
working together as the core role of what an HR boss does on a simple daily basis and his
engagement in the creation of productive tools of organizations and staff [ CITATION Fah18 \l
1033 ]
Self-analysis
The Goal of Human Resource Planning
According to my learning, Human Resources Planning, the boss who oversees the
business, is more or less an HRM. They all endure the liability to a certain level, which is called
an HRM. HRP's key aim is "to provide the company with a human resource who can execute the
activities and duties that make it functional and competitive on the market. It includes the
achievement, organization, selection, recruiting and support of talented workers, and the
motivating everyone as a team. Human resources preparation has many duties, such as
procurement, role review, and stock of skills, success assessment, incentives, and
Analysis of Learning
I have learned various aspects and several ideas can support me as a boss who manages
and plans the human capital according to its requirements. Any of them are discussed as follows
treated; preparation increases the business's capacity to manage crises and allows an accelerated
turnaround when faced with a crisis. Crisis management strategy is an indispensable crisis
HR has a big duty to make the flaws and future risks clear to its workers. All future risks
within and outside of the company must be detected and conveyed to workers. Effective
coordination makes it possible for staff to deal with the situation mentally, socially, and
intellectually. For helping them recognize contact chansons facing a crisis, HR is also required to
enterprise for sustainability. Disasters within the workplace climate and outside are expected to
Motivation of Employees
The HR is responsible for ensuring that the workers use their expertise and the
organization's requisite staff. It ensures HR will help resolve crises by inspiring its staff to
concern both before and after the crisis, and HR employees are ideally prepared to support their
organization. The corporate culture is the traditional practices of an organization and how its
members communicate with each other and conduct their functions according to its principles
and expectations. It indicates that the way workers of a company react to crises depends strongly
on its atmosphere.
Crisis Strategy
created in addition to the organizational crisis plan by HR. It includes assessing the vulnerability
and designing mitigation strategies for HR work and processes. The aim is for HR to determine
proactively and then build expertise in solving the HR department's challenges. The HR
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department is also noted for its role in crisis management, thus encouraging greater strategic
Application in Context
My new job plan is to work with the management of human resources. If a role is sought
in an organization with field-based training hands in five years, it may be feasible for me as a
human resources assistant manager. My present organization, a local municipality, offers only
Threat and risk evaluation preparation entails training staff on finding risks in the
company environment by providing environmental scan information and skills. There should still
be a mechanism in which workers regularly recognize and report on possible risks to the
corporation in their jobs. The human resources department should also work to establish a
disaster management department, and the focus is given to the hazard and risk assessment to
defend the company from future losses. HR, therefore, has a vital role to play in the protection of
Continuity in business includes activities to ensure the business continues as before the
crisis. The aim is to ensure that the organization can return to its former role as soon as possible
The disaster recovery process relies on the organization's ability to adapt to its workers'
expertise and skills. The employee-related catastrophe recovery process can provide instruction
on coping with physical and psychological stress after a crisis and how workers can support the
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company to return before the crisis. Crises can cause considerable damages, including data
losses, physical properties, technology, systems, and consumers. Employees should be trained to
retrieve these losses and thus to promote the organization's success. [ CITATION Fah18 \l 1033 ]
After a downturn, the corporate turnaround process involves a wealth of experience and
practical solutions to help the company restore its lost glory. It is achieved by evaluating the
market consequences to assess the magnitude of the tragedy. Precise impact estimation supports
the recovery technique because it helps evaluate the resulting damages to formulate plans to
restore the losses. Employees' feedback is important because they can better recognize the effect
of the company's crisis via preparation. Workers can help prepare and improve the response
Evaluation
three essential activities; (1). The correct number of individuals with correct qualifications to
identify and acquire (2). Motivate them to excel and (3) create interactive connections between
corporate priorities and human resources planning. It has been a good opportunity to have the
skills necessary to be a good human resource professional who will help the company succeed.
Reconstruct Self-concept
I would be trained if a job was opened for which I am qualified and acquired. No other
opportunities are offered for professional advancement. The future business will help me grow
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the skills needed to achieve the next stage. [ CITATION Fah18 \l 1033 ]
Action
Employee engagement and professional growth activities should be compatible with
corporate practices and values. In this ability, the role of human resources planning is to facilitate
professional growth that concentrates on employee talents, expertise, and skills. Organizations
that adopt and extend their training principles and policies provide their workers with new
development opportunities for workers assure employees the requisite expertise and experience
to fulfill their jobs. The organization becomes a place to relax and, most specifically, remain in
by working on personal growth needs; this is inevitable in allowing the organization to advance
References
Fahed-Sreih, J. (2018). Human resource planning for the 21st century. London: Intechopen.
doi:10.5772/intechopen.79877