Section 1: Human Resource Management Practices (HRM Practices)

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Section 1: Human Resource Management Practices (HRM Practices)

Level of
Please CIRCLE the levels of agreement Agreement
in each of the items below with regards
to nine criteria of Human Resource
Management (HRM) Practices of your
firm.
Strongly

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Disagree
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Strongly
Agree

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1. Human Resource Planning (HR
Planning)
Firm forecasts personnel requirements

on a timely basis.
Firm has spent a great amount of money

on selecting staff.
A large number of people are involved

in HR planning in firm.
Structured and Standardized interviews

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have been used in firm.


2. Staffing Practices
Firm adopts selectivity in hiring.
The focus of staffing in firm is for
a) Manual and Physical skills
b) Technical skills
c) Problem solving skills
3. Incentives Practices
Firm has favorable incentive practices to
encourage employees to achieve the
firms objectives.
Firm has very fair incentive practices,
aimed

at

rewarding

accomplish their goals.

people

who

Firm has incentive practices which

the most to firm.


4. Performance Appraisal
Firm uses performance based appraisal.
Firm uses employees self-ratings on

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performance.
Superiors in firm frequently discuss

performance with subordinates.


5. Training Program
Extensive training programs

are

provided for employees in firm.


Employees normally go through various

training programs every year.


Firm provides formal training

promoted or existing employees.


6. Team work
Firm always gets teams opinion and

ideas before making any decision.


Firm forms focused groups to solve

problems.
Teams are extensively provided with

problems.
7. Employee Participation
In firm, employees are allowed to make

many decisions.
Employees are often asked by their

supervisors to participate in decisions.


Employees are encouraged to suggest

improvement in the way jobs are done.


Supervisors keep open communication

really recognize people who contribute

to

promote skills to new hires as well as to

sufficient power and resources to solve

with employees in firm.

ection 2: Operational Performance


Level of
Please CIRCLE the level of achievement on

Achievement

each of the items below with regard to four


dimensions of firms operational performance.
Very Low

Low

Neutral

High

Very
High

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1. Product Quality
Rate the level of a) Firms high performance products.
b) Non-defective rate of firms

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products.
c) Product Serviceability, Durability &

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to

customers
b) Short lead time from order to

delivery
c) Cycle time (From Production to

Quality.
2. Product Cost
Rate the ability to reduce a) Product Inspection
b) Inventory cost involvement
c) Overhead Cost
d) Product Cost
3. Delivery
Rate the level of a)

Products

on-time

delivery

final product)
4. Flexibility
Rate the level of ability to a) Adopt changes in product mix.

b)

Handle

difficult/non

standard

c) Make product according to order.


d) Adjust capacity quickly.
e) Scale production up and down

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Low

Neutral

High

orders.

quickly.
Section 3: Firm Performance
Level of
Please CIRCLE the level of achievement on

Achievement

each of the items below with regard to firms


performance.
Very Low

Very
High

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1. Non-Financial Performance
Compared to past year, rate the level of a) Increase in employee productivity.
b)
Reduction
in
employee

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absenteeism.
2. Financial Performance
Compared to your competitors what is firms
a) Sale Growth Rate.
b) Market Share Percentage.

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