Abstract
Organizational effectiveness is becoming ever more essential, particularly in the more dynamic marketplaces that involve greater competition. Organizational effectiveness promises the continuation of an organization’s competitiveness in a global market. Human resources are crucial to maintain an organization’s presence in the marketplace. These human resources must be managed carefully to achieve an organization’s required performance. To succeed strategically, it is essential to focus on human resources and tailor them to the organization’s strategy. In the past few decades, the field of human resource management has been characterized by continued growth. However, different organizations perceive human resources to have different roles. Some organizations argue that a human resource management strategy is essential in enhancing organizational efficiency. This is because the human resource strategy is seen as influencing decisions made regarding the overall operation of the organization. Conversely, other organizations believe they are already operating efficiently and consider the utilization of a human resource strategy to be a luxury. Such organizations perceive human resource management as inconsistent with the dynamic nature of their operations. This paper aims to describe the role of the human resource strategy in increasing the efficiency of organizations. It will present a set of concepts that have proven successful in doing so.
Highlights
One of the results of globalization was that organizations worldwide found their economic, financial, and legal environments characterized by immense and rapid changes, making the vast world a small village
This study aims to establish the impact of human resources (HR) strategy on organizational effectiveness
There is a relationship between Strategic human resource management (SHRM), organizational creativity development, and knowledge management
Summary
One of the results of globalization was that organizations (companies and institutions) worldwide found their economic, financial, and legal environments characterized by immense and rapid changes, making the vast world a small village. The freedom of movement and circulation of goods and services has increased tremendously, which has sparked intense competition among global, local, and regional organizations and companies. These results have imposed environmental conditions and changes that are different from the reality that prevailed in the past. It was not possible to retain the term "personnel management" (as it was called before 1980), as major universities replaced it with HRM. This change was not limited to the name but extended to the content and role. HRM plays a vital role in achieving the objectives of the organization’s overall strategy
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