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HRM MST
Submitted by:
Ansh Gupta
Mayank Gupta
Raghav Sood
Submitted to:
Rishabh Jhamb
Dr. Shubhi Gupta
Flow of Presentation
Introduction
About IT industry
About companies
Objectives
Broad Objective
Sub Objectives
Research Methodology
Sample Sources
No. of samples
Type of samples
Sampling technique
Data Analysis Method
Data Analysis
Implications
Theoretical implication
Managerial implication
Practical implication
We aim to create awareness about
how Human Resources have
evolved in the past years in IT
industry and made an exceptional
growth in terms of human capitals
and resources. IT industry has
played a vital role in bringing up
the new technologies and
experienced advancement with
great pace in which Google and
Introductio Microsoft has been the pioneers.
About Industry
In recent years, IT sector has contributed tremendously and increased their contribution to GDP from
Among global regions, the largest contributor is Asia-Pacific region accounting for approx. one-third of the total m
About Google
Google LLC is an It was founded by Larry
American MNC that Page and Sergey Brin
specializes in internet on 4th September
related services and 1998 in Menlo Park,
products. California.
Google’s portfolio
consists of products
and services like online
advertising Google has more than
technologies, search 55,000 employees in
engine, cloud India.
computing, and
multiple software and
hardware products.
Google has 4 branch
offices in India which
are in Bangalore,
Mumbai, Gurgaon &
Hyderabad
About Microsof
was jointly founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen on 4th April 1975 in Albuquerque,
w Mexico.
crosoft Corp. has child companies under its umbrella which are Yammer, Microsoft India, Skype, Linkedin and several more.
Microsoft has ample range of products and services such as Windows OS, MS Office,
Xbox, Visual Studio, Linkedin, Onedrive etc.
Microsoft has offices in 9 cities in India which are Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai,
Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai, NCR and Pune
This project aims to study and
Broad Objective evaluate the various HR practices in IT
industry by Google and Microsoft. To
gain insights about the differences
and similarities in the HR practices in
the above stated organizations, we
will use content analysis.
Objectives
How do they do the performance appraisal?
What is the company profile? What is the organizational standing of company i
What is their recruitment strategy? How they plan how many people to recruitment in a year?
What are the various methods that they use for training and development of their employees?
Research Methodology
Chose sample size of
two companies
Gathered secondary
data
Extracted relevant
information
Comparative
Analysis for each objective
Inferences made
through comparison
Analysis
Company Profile
Google Microsoft
Founders Bill gates and Paul Allen
gey Brin Founded on 4th April 1975,
Albuquerque, new Mexico, U.S.
Reached $1 trillion in
ogy Companies market capitalization after apple and google.
World’s most valuable
publicly traded company as of 2019.
ze the world’s information and makeMission
it universally accessible
statement- “To and useful”.
empower every person and every organization on the planet t
Organizational Structure
Google Microsoft
Google Microsoft
Google Microsoft
urages development of individual with organization Organize social events at regular intervals
s people motivated and Equal opportunities to
red everyone.
orts Flexibility Diversity in gender.
feedback from employees Going social via skype (for conferences)
ge them in planning
Training & Development Methods
Google Microsoft
Orientation of employees
Microlearning In-the-class training
Simulations Microsoft virtual academy customized manager tra
On-the-job training On-demand online training.
G2G training
Performance Appraisals
Google Microsoft
Self Evaluation
Peer Evaluation Field review method
360-degree feedback Balanced scorecard
Five Point Scale 360-degree feedback
Monthly Performance Check-ins Critical incident method
Database Management Sofware
Google Microsoft
Google Microsoft
a, China etc.
Outsources software development services
Have set up 3rd parties in
ed their work to around 1000 companiesIndia for technical support via call centers.
evelopment functions are outsourced toMicrosoft
Cognizant,outsources
Genpact, and Infosys
finance transactions to Accenture that is spread across 95
Concern for Employees
Google Microsoft
Google Microsoft
Google Microsoft
Google Microsoft
Created tech sparks
on the model of emitting low carbon emissions Supporting local communities
ort earthquake survivors Empowering workers
de free internet Waste reduction and recycling
es under the name 44% of Microsoft’s
WIRE electricity comes from wind, solar and hydro po
Water Management technologies Charitable donations
nuous technology Educating workers
ations like Gmail, Drive, Google Earth (free of cost)Donated $158 million to local communities
Air cooling techniques to
lower water consumption by 90 %
Women Friendly HR
Practices
Google Microsoft
Childcare facilities
maternity leaves
6-9 months of maternity leave
child birth
On campus health access
cility on campus
24-hour nurse line
or other
Maternity leave of at least 24 weeks
STEM courses for women
ies, their children receive $1000 monthly until age of 19 or 23
Guardian app project Shiksha
4-6 weeks of paid parental
leave.
Challenges faced by HR Managers
Google Microsoft
Similarities
Differences
Similarities
Differences
Similarities
Both companies are top notch software and hardware producing companies
They both employ huge number of people
Differences
Google is a search engine and develops various software and hardware whereas Micros
Recruitment & Selection Strategy
most common similarity between both the companies and they seek more creativity and high problem s
Differences
Google uses promotions and transfers to fill the positions and does cross departmental shuffl
Employee Engagement
Similarities
Differences
Similarities
Differences
Similarities
Differences
Similarities
Differences
Similarities
Outsourced tasks to countries like India due to cheaper labour
Both Google and Microsoft have outsourced to companies such as Infosys and Accenture
Differences
Google having more diversified portfolio faces government scrutiny at regular intervals
Google has less retention rate compared to Microsoft
Concern for Employees
Similarities
Similar facilities in terms of family benefits, financial planning and healthy lifestyle
Safety of employees and work development programs are
almost similar
Differences
Microsoft has more senior employees than Google
Google offers more vacations and leaves to employees
Compensation & Benefits
Strategy
Similarities
Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOPs)
Several bonus plans of both the organizations are same like performance bonus, fixed compensation etc.
Differences
Microsoft pays higher salaries to their key engineers compared to Google
Google offers slightly more perks to employees in comparison to Microsoft
Organizational Standing
Similarities
Extensive range of products and services
Both the companies have exceeded $1 trillion in terms of market capital
Differences
Google is the runner-up in the list of most valuable brand whereas Microsoft is at 4th positio
Google focuses on B2C model but Microsoft works on B2B model
Corporate Social Responsibility
Similarities
Both the giants have energy efficient, water management, low carbon emissions system
Differences
Google provides free internet and funds to earthquake survivors.
Microsoft gives several grants to local communities and also provide partner benefits to thei
Women Friendly HR Practices
Similarities
Differences
Similarities
Brain Drain issues
Handling layoffs during slowdown
Internal discrimination
Differences
Google having more diversified portfolio faces government scrutiny at regular intervals
Google has less retention rate compared to Microsoft
Conclusion
We learned how different HR functions are carried out at big four IT companies. This project has help
Limitations
Data may be outdated and don’t give current situation of company.
Sample size is small.
Analysis is done using secondary data only which may lead to ambiguity.
Future Scope
Primary data can be used to analyse the HR functions.
Sample size can be increased.
• Theoretical implications
This study has helped us gain insights
about the various HR practices and how
are they executed at various levels in an
organizations.
• Managerial implications
IMPLICATIONS HR managers in Google should focus
more on flexible training methods such
as Learning Management System and
• Practical implications
This study tells how our analysis helps
our society and how they could increase
efficiency while dealing with customers.