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Principles of Manpower Planning

Presentations | English

There is a limit to machines, but there is no limit to human potential. Elbert Hubbard rightly remarked, “One machine can do the work of 50 ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man.” It is a fact that machines can be handled easily whereas people cannot as people have different emotions, egos, and feelings. Handling them is a challenging task as they have different expectations and aspirations. Knowing what motivates them is another major challenge. At times, they don’t gel well with other members in the team and leaders find it challenging to lead and retain them. Here, the role of HR comes into play in order to effectively handle employees from entry to exit. Additionally, HR must reinvent with the latest principles and philosophies by keeping pace with the expectations and aspirations of all stakeholders to stay ahead of the times and technologies.

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Principles of Manpower Planning

Presentations | English