Abstract

This systematic literature review investigates the synergy between organizational culture and effective Human Resource Management (HRM) strategies in cultivating a culture-conscious workforce. Anchored in the recognition that organizational culture profoundly influences employee behavior and performance, this study delves into the evolving landscape of HRM practices that acknowledge and integrate cultural nuances. Through a rigorous synthesis of diverse scholarly works, including empirical studies and theoretical frameworks, the review delineates the intricate interplay between culture-conscious HRM and its impact on employee engagement, satisfaction, and overall organizational effectiveness. It elucidates the multifaceted dimensions of cultural alignment within HRM, spotlighting strategies that bridge cultural gaps and foster adaptive employee practices. The findings illuminate the empirical connections between culture-consciousness and collaborative outcomes, such as innovation and communication. While underscoring the numerous advantages, the study also acknowledges the challenges of overcoming ingrained cultural biases and resistance to change. The research culminates in a comprehensive understanding of the pivotal role culture-conscious HRM plays in cultivating a motivated and adaptable workforce, thereby offering actionable insights for practitioners, researchers, and organizational leaders seeking to optimize HRM practices through a cultural lens.

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