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SULIT, HANNA MAE A. BSBAMMOUMN1-4
ASSIGNMENT 5 HRM
1. Name some companies with whom you have done business. Then discuss how you view
their employer brands. Would you want to work for them or not? How might these firms
improve their employer brands?
Jollibee Foods Corporation it is a fast food company that deals with Filipino tasting foods I
would like to work with them. I might suggest that the company will establish more stores
that will also cater alternative Filipino tasting foods.
2. Think of a new type of business you would like to start up or manage. Which sources
would you use to recruit employees who could help you make it a success?
I would like to start a clothing business and my source of recruitment will be outsourcing
since it is a new business and when the time comes that my business is growing I will
absorb the employees as an internal hires and then from them I will train them to
become supervisors and managers instead of hiring for the reason that they had the
exposure and experience on the business first hand.
3. Explain how realistic job previews (RJPs) operate. As a manager or business owner,
would you use them?
HR managers have a plethora of tools at their disposal to evaluate and enhance their
recruiting efforts. Firms evaluate their recruitment efforts by using realistic job reviews,
surveying managers and applicants about the process, and looking at indicators like the
cost per hire, time to fill a position, yield ratios, and acceptance rates. Many of these
statistics may be tracked and calculated automatically using an application tracking
system (ATS). Retaining employees is the inverse of recruitment. Although pay and
benefits are significant, nonmonetary factors such as a supervisor's support and the
opportunity to advance one's career in an organization can eventually lead to an
employee's retention. And yes I would use them
4. How can a career management program help an organization forced to downsize its
operations?
Identifying and developing talent is a responsibility of all managers. A career
development program is a dynamic process that should integrate the career goals of
employees with the goals of the organization. Job opportunities can be identified by
studying jobs and determining the knowledge and skills each one requires. Once that is
accomplished, key jobs can be identified, and job progressions can be planned. These
progressions can then serve as a basis for developing the career paths of employees.
Employees need to be made aware of the organization’s philosophy and its goals;
otherwise they will not know how their goals match those of the organization. Firms can

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SULIT, HANNA MAE A. ASSIGNMENT 5 BSBAMMOUMN1-4 HRM 1. Name some companies with whom you have done business. Then discuss how you view their employer brands. Would you want to work for them or not? How might these firms improve their employer brands? Jollibee Foods Corporation it is a fast food company that deals with Filipino tasting foods I would like to work with them. I might suggest that the company will establish more stores that will also cater alternative Filipino tasting foods. 2. Think of a new type of business you would like to start up or manage. Which sources would you use to rec ...
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