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Development Stage of Human Resource Management Divided in To Four Stages and Established Strategic Human Resource Management As The Fourth Stage of Development
Development Stage of Human Resource Management Divided in To Four Stages and Established Strategic Human Resource Management As The Fourth Stage of Development
Article- strategic human resource management: a review of the results of existing studies and issues of
future research.
This research summarizes the results of existing studies, focusing on the major research questions raised
in the strategic human resource management research area, and briefly discussed the matters to be
considered in future studies to obtain answers to theoretical development and practical tasks in this
field. and author implies that prospective of what are the conditions for human resource management
to effectively manage human resources as a strategic aspect.
The development stage of human resource management is divided into four stages and established
strategic human resource management is the fourth stage of development. According to it, human
resource management went through primary personal management. strategy human resource
management recently expand its scope to be designed and operated in connection with organizational
strategic goals and strategic human resource management.
There are two human resource management modifies. As first modified “strategic” was used to mean
that human resource management affects the strategic level of the organizations. The second modifier
“strategic” is linked to the o organization’s strategy. The third meaning of the modifier “strategic” is
deeply linked to the resource-based view proposition.
The three meanings of strategic human resource management discussed above outline the scope of
research topics. Does human resource management have a significant effect on management
performance at the organizational level?
Most studies are needed to verify how the human resource management system affects the business
unit’s management performance by developing appropriate indicators indicating the business unit’s
management performance rather than using the company as an analysis unit.
There are issues in strategic human resource management. The first one is the problem of selecting an
appropriate level of analysis to verify the effectiveness of human resource management. The second
issue is human resource management relates to the position that the suitability between human
resource management and strategy will have a more significant impact on the organization’s
management performance.
human resource management emphasizing external suitability raised the issue from a planning
respective, actual corporate strategy, and human resource management. They’re collecting data on
organizational strategies and human resource management systems for actual empirical research and
classifying gradually formed types using statical methods such as cluster analysis does not confirm the
external suitability of what is expected from the planning respective.
human resource management system type suitable for the characteristics of individual companies is
inferred based on fully understanding the specificity of the situation researching target companies and
verifying the effects of external suitability. This one has two implications. The first one is what level in
the organization to check external suitability. Second, it is the question of which theory of strategic
human resource management will be based on.
There is discard effectiveness with the comprehensive strategy that can be considered at the
upper level of the organization. human resource management has three levels of stages.
System architecture corresponding to guiding principles.
Policy alternatives correspond to how to mix policies.
Industrial processes corresponding to specific implementation planes
In the theoretical development of internal suitability, it is desirable to use the organizational value,
guiding principle, or behavioral type as a criterion for determining internal suitability.