1. Outline an HR operating model which can support any start-up or SME. Anoperating model that will reinforce business objectives and alignmentincluding efficient approach to the delivery of the HR services to thebusiness. Underline the theories and analysis of the operating model,including advantages and disadvantages of the model selected. 2. Outline the resourcing proposition that can assist towards attracting highlyskilled talent through innovative approaches. In addition, outline theonboarding methodology (approaches, theories, and best practices) inyour proposal enabling new employees to be successful. 3. Outline the development considerations in your proposal to enhance allemployees’ skills and ability to execute the business strategy. Define whatthese development proposals are quoting relevant theories and bestpractices.

1. Outline an HR operating model which can support any start-up or SME. Anoperating model that will reinforce business objectives and alignmentincluding efficient approach to the delivery of the HR services to thebusiness. Underline the theories and analysis of the operating model,including advantages and disadvantages of the model selected. 2. Outline the resourcing proposition that can assist towards attracting highlyskilled talent through innovative approaches. In addition, outline theonboarding methodology (approaches, theories, and best practices) inyour proposal enabling new employees to be successful. 3. Outline the development considerations in your proposal to enhance allemployees’ skills and ability to execute the business strategy. Define whatthese development proposals are quoting relevant theories and bestpractices.

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ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter12: Managing Human Talent

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