The document discusses three key HRD strategies related to the dimensions of structure, technology, and people. For structure, it focuses on delineating authority, analyzing leadership styles, and evaluating experiences between management and employees. Technological strategies refer to creating a supportive work environment through Herzberg's two-factor theory, including extrinsic maintenance factors like supervision, salary, and security, as well as job evaluation, performance standards, incentives, pay reviews, appraisals, and counseling. The strategies aim to facilitate organizational effectiveness through the formal structure and motivating employees.
The document discusses three key HRD strategies related to the dimensions of structure, technology, and people. For structure, it focuses on delineating authority, analyzing leadership styles, and evaluating experiences between management and employees. Technological strategies refer to creating a supportive work environment through Herzberg's two-factor theory, including extrinsic maintenance factors like supervision, salary, and security, as well as job evaluation, performance standards, incentives, pay reviews, appraisals, and counseling. The strategies aim to facilitate organizational effectiveness through the formal structure and motivating employees.
The document discusses three key HRD strategies related to the dimensions of structure, technology, and people. For structure, it focuses on delineating authority, analyzing leadership styles, and evaluating experiences between management and employees. Technological strategies refer to creating a supportive work environment through Herzberg's two-factor theory, including extrinsic maintenance factors like supervision, salary, and security, as well as job evaluation, performance standards, incentives, pay reviews, appraisals, and counseling. The strategies aim to facilitate organizational effectiveness through the formal structure and motivating employees.
THE 3 DIMENSIONS OF STRUCTURE, TECHNOLOGY, AND PEOPLE? 1. Structural Strategies ■ These focus on the formal structure which aims to facilitate organizational effectiveness. 1.1 Delineation of authority and power that would streamline reporting relationships. 1.2 Analysis of leadership styles, formal and informal leadership patterns of behavior. 1.3 Evaluation of perceived experience between management and employees through behaviorally-based research. This is aimed to determine personal attitudes, norms and values that would be congruent to the organizational philosophy and objectives. 2. Technological Strategies ■ These refer to the supportive management towards a proper environment for employees, in the context of Frederick Herzberg’s 2-factor theory of job motivation. 2.1 Extrinsic or maintenance factors (hygiene) such as technical supervision, salary, and job security. The hygiene factors tend to satisfy workers/employees when they exist and to dissatisfy them when they do not exist. (Newstrom and Davis, 2002). 2.2 Specific strategies such as: job evaluation, establishments of performance standards, incentive schemes, wage and salary reviews, performance appraisal, and counseling. THANK YOU!