...QUESTIONS 1. How does the integration of HR with the organizational culture contribute to the success of Google, Scripps, and UPS? To find ideas, go to the corporate website for each of these companies and search for additional insights. • Google, Scripps, and UPS all are successful companies and I believe it has a lot to do with the fact that they all have strong organizational culture. This strength keeps these companies employees focused on what the company expects from them and what their goals should be. Without this culture deeply imbedded into the companies, they would be more apt to slowly fall apart at the seams. 2. Discuss how some of the cultural facets mentioned compare to those among employers you have worked for, and explain the difference in the views of these various employers. • I worked as an Internet Sales Manager for a Car lot a few years ago. This car lot did not have a clear and strong organizational culture. This left all of the employees going in different directions all at the same time. A lot of the employees didn’t have the same morals as the others so there was a lot of disagreements among the employees at times. This car lot dealt with new and used cars and I witnessed some of the mechanics practicing less than honest repairs to the used cars getting ready to be sold. This bothered me greatly. How can you expect a business to prosper in the long run if you are selling faulty products to your customers? This company closed less than a year...
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...HR and Integration Contribute Organizational Culture to Google, Scripps and UPS Success MSL660 Human Resource Management Billy Manning Belhaven University Dr. Adam Google over the years have developed a working relationship with HR and the organizational culture that has made them a leading competitor in their marketplace as well as a successful one. At Google one can see how organizational culture and HR strategy contributed to their success. For example, the human capital which is the collective value of the capabilities, knowledge, skills, life experiences, and the motivation of an organizational workforce. Google bring aboard people who are intellectual favoring ability over experience. The organization’s mission, goals and vision are cascaded throughout the organization. This speaks to the orientation of employees. Google’s HR integration with the organizational culture places emphasis on business objectives. HR also concentrates on the employees having flexibility to bring about results as well as innovation. HR has a seat at the table and this approach is key to organizational success. HR builds the organizational culture by attracting the best talent in the industry. Google also blended technological innovation with strong organizational culture. HR has merged the workforce culture to be unique. For example, workers are motivated to believe that are all equally value and a vital part of the company’s success. Every employee is a hand on contributor, and...
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...ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE The New HR Strategy Of Organizational Culture Donna Koravos SNHU STRATEGY OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE 2 Organizational culture has become a very important business concept within today’s HR strategy. Focusing more on the satisfaction of employees has been a key factor in hiring and retaining top talent. By offering employees positive feedback, providing a positive working environment, giving them more autonomy in certain situations, and being more transparent with company goals and performance, has had a profound influence in today’s organizations. “Researchers found a relationship between organizational cultures and company performance, with respect to success indicators such as revenues, sales volume, market share, and stock prices.” Retrieved from https://new.edu/resources/organizational-culture--9. Three firms in which HR management has focused on organizational culture and has contributed positive effects amongst their employees are Google, Scripps Network and UPS. Although three very different companies, each one has been recognized as one of the Most Admired Companies by Fortune magazine. Since its start-up, Google has had a reputation of being a people oriented company. Their HR strategy is its emphasis on organizational culture and business objectives. By tying the two together, Google has strived and maintained its open culture attitude which has lead to the company’s success. “We strive to maintain the open culture often associated...
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