Abstract

This study aims to determine how human resource management strategies have influenced Huawei’s development. The study employs theoretical analysis and a case study approach to test several propositions. The results show that taking special measures in terms of recruitment, training, compensation and incentives, career support, HRBP, and organizational culture, have as much a positive impact on competitive advantage, employee motivation, and reinforcement of the internal labor market, as systematic and effective human resource systems. Study limitations and topics for future research are also discussed.

Highlights

  • This study aims to determine how human resource management strategies have influenced Huawei’s development

  • The results show that taking special measures in terms of recruitment, training, compensation and incentives, career support, Human Resource Business Partner (HRBP), and organizational culture, have as much a positive impact on competitive advantage, employee motivation, and reinforcement of the internal labor market, as systematic and effective human resource systems

  • The results show that recruiting talented individuals from both the domestic and foreign labor markets can help raise the competitive advantage of any company

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Introduction

In 2013, ranked 315 in the list of the world’s top 500 companies (FORTUNE Magazine’s annual ranking), and in 2016, Huawei accounted for a workforce of 170,000, of which 30,000 were foreigners Every year, it spends 10% of sales on R&D, and 46% of Huawei’s employees work at its 20 R&D centers globally. The company provides training programs, such as on English communication and technological know-how, to nourish the skillset of its employees Such initiatives have significantly improved its ability to achieve innovation in technology, providing significant competitive advantage to Huawei over its rivals. To further improve its competitive advantage in terms of technology, Huawei India recruits several hundred engineers from the local labor market.

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