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The biggest asset of your company is your employees. Your employees attitude and performance determine the success or failure of your company. Obviously you should more attention to your employees. In the managerial world, managing people is the most difficult job ever. In order to echieved manager highest performance, higher salary is not enough. He or she need encouragement, motivation, inspiration, training and good leader.
The duty of manager is very complex. This would include: hiring staffs, firing, training disciplining, and evaluating staff performance. The duty of managers seem contradicting, but, if she or he can integrate both negative and positive aspect of their duty then productive workforce can be produce. This is the hardest duty of human resources manager as he or she on the both side of the company or organization and the employees. The duty of human resources manager is very crucial as he or she will bring the company or organization to success. On the other hand keeping peaceful or work environment will be useful to bring productivity of the employees at the highest possible level.
Human resources management is also known as people management. The main responsible for this post is to recruit, manage and provide continuous support and direction for the employees and the company or organization. This task can be achieved by compensation, hiring, organizational development, performance management, wellness, safety, employee motivation, benefits, administrations, training and communications. These various responsible should be done equally in order to guarantee the smooth running of the company and organization. The entire elements are important as they play important role on their field to make “big machinery” of organization deliver the product as intended.
If you manage people in your company or organization, you should focus on hiring the right people and try to make these people the most useful and give biggest contributions ever to the company or organization….continued to part II.