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Behavior, 8e
Schermerhorn, Hunt, and
Osborn
Prepared by
Michael K. McCuddy
Valparaiso University
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Organizational Behavior:
Chapter 7
Human Resource Management Systems
Study questions.
What are the essentials of human resource
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perceptual distortions.
Interviews can provide rough ideas concerning
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abilities.
Personality.
Drug use.
Performance.
Assessment centers.
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selection steps.
A job offer is made.
A physical examination may be required if it is
relevant to job performance.
Negotiation of salary and/or benefits for some
jobs.
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Off-the-job training.
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necessary.
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implications.
The nature of work is changing and
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significant others?
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abilities.
Advancement.
The individual seeks growth and increased responsibility.
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Promotions
Transfers.
Terminations.
Salary increases.
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appraisal.
Output measures.
Quantity of work output.
Quality of work output.
Activity measures.
Behavioral measures that are typically obtained
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Absolute methods.
Specify precise measurement standards.
Collectivist-oriented cultures are less likely to
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appraisal.
Ranking.
Paired comparison.
Forced distribution.
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number of people.
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be compared.
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perform similarly.
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appraisal.
Graphic rating scales.
Critical incident diary.
Behaviorally anchored rating scales.
Management by objectives.
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across jobs.
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(BARS) cont.
Provides specific behaviors that are useful for
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content.
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appraisal.
Halo errors.
The rater evaluates the ratee on several different
Leniency errors.
Raters tend to give everyone relatively high
ratings.
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appraisal cont.
Strictness errors.
Raters tend to give everyone relatively low ratings.
or middle.
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appraisal cont.
Personal bias errors.
Raters let personal biases, such as stereotypes,
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logically consistent.
Ensure that the system is valid and
psychometrically sound.
Provide an appeal mechanism to handle
appraisal disagreements.
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consistent with:
Self-managed teams.
High performance organizations.
compensation system.
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Intrinsic rewards.
Positively valued work outcomes received directly
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performance.
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Disadvantages.
Higher pay and training costs.
Establishing appropriate monetary values for skills.
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organizations performance.
Not connected to productivity gains.
Often fund employee retirement plans.
Considered to be a benefit rather than an incentive.
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Advantage.
Nontaxable to organization until redeemed by employees.
Disadvantage.
Risk of stock investments.
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