Human Resource Management: Group 7

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DEC 2021

Human
HRM resource
management

GROUP 7

Ashish Behl
Devkant Shukla
Amit Aryan
Akshita Agarwal
Mayank Kumar
ANALYSIS OF THE CASE
This case study discusses the concepts of HR
Planning, Recruitment Processes and HR
Communication in an IT and consultancy firm named
CITPR Ltd. with an employee base of around 10000. It
serves around 22 clients all over the globe. Mr.
Swami, the HR Manager at CITPR Ltd. found himself
in big trouble for not following the HR process
carefully. This resulted in a highly chaotic situation,
which placed the careers of 25 students of TTC
College of Engineering and Management at a stake,
when CITPR Ltd. after selecting them in the campus
interview, denied them for final placement offer
letters. This case depicts that how improper HR
planning, delaying in communication and initiating
official action based on oral communication poses a
serious problem to the participants. Also, shows what
corrective measures can be taken if such a situation
arises
01 DISCUSS THE MAJOR ISSUES
HIGHLIGHTED IN THE STUDY

Major issues highlighted in the case study:

The first issue that occurred was because of Mr. Sampat.


He was told not to disclose the names of the students as
the official communication with offer letters will take
around 20 days but still, he disclosed the names of
students who got selected. And stopped the selected
students to sit for other companies even when he has
not received the offer letters.
The second issue was ignorance from the side of Mr.
swami as he didn’t tell the fact to Mr. Sampat when he
called him.
The third issue was that Mr. Sampat even after not
getting any satisfactory response, didn’t took any step
because of the reputation of CITPR.
There was ignorance from upper level as well because
the follow up was also copied to the HR director Mr. D.
Ganesh and he didn’t look into the matter at that time.
Mr. Swami based on an informal conversation with Mr.
Kapoor assumed that there will be much more
requirement of entry level employees without even
waiting for the company to get the contract. Even Mr. D.
Ganesh showed a high trust on Mr. Swami.
The last issue was that Mr. Sampat didn’t inform director
of TTC College Prof. Pankaj Thakur about the issue until
the
0 2 matter became worse and the situation got out of
hand.
02 IN YOUR OPINION COULD MR. D. GANESH
HAVE TAKEN SOME MEASURES TO AVOID
THE EMBARRASSMENT CAUSED TO CITPR?
JUSTIFY YOUR OPINION WITH RELEVANT
ARGUMENTS
Mr. D Ganesh being the HR director of the company should
have taken some precautionary measures. Proper HR
planning should have been done. The requirements and
demands of the upcoming projects should have been made
ascertained and could have then been implemented
further. He just believed in the informal discussion he had
with the COO i.e., Mr. Dixit and HR Manager regarding the
future demands. He instead just went ahead with the
placement drive without proper planning.

03 ELUCIDATE THE SERIOUS OMISSIONS BY


MR. SWAMI RELATED TO THE CAMPUS
RECRUITMENT DRIVE AT TTC COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT.

Swami made some errors which lead to such a drastic


situation. He did not reply the TPO on time when he sent
him an email regarding the offer letters. Had he replied and
informed regarding the situation then also, the candidates
would have been allowed to sit for other placements. In
fact, other corrective measures which were delayed could
have been implemented then only. Despite him knowing
the mess he created, he did not take charge of the blunder
he had committed.
02
DO YOU THINK THE ACTIONS TAKEN
04 AGAINST MR. SWAMI AND MR. SAMPAT
WERE JUSTIFIED? SUBSTANTIATE YOUR
STANCE WITH REASONS.

Actions taken against Mr. Sampath were justified. Mr.


Swami was fired from his job, which wasn’t a wise
decision according to me. Although the
irresponsibility he showcased wasn’t justified on
behalf of his profession. He did not take the
permission of Mr. D Ganesh. His actions have resulted
in deteriorating the corporate image of the company
which was very well known for their excellent HR
practices. Instead, he could have been given a
punishment similar or a little more than given to Mr.
Sampath, because corrective measures were already
assured by Mr. Bapna. This could have been humane.

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