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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Relationens betydelse för medarbetar­samtalet : En intervjubaserad studie om medarbetarsamtal inom industrin / The importance of relationships for a successful performance appraisal interview : An interview based study on the performance appraisal interview within the Swedish industrial sector

Elwin, Elin, Frostell, David January 2017 (has links)
Syftet med uppsatsen är att undersöka medarbetarsamtalet, granska möjligheterna med medarbetarsamtalet och föreslå eventuella förbättringsförslag. Studien har genomförts på ett stort och ett medelstort företag inom metallindustrin. Uppsatsens frågeställningar ämnar besvara hur och varför företagen arbetar med medarbetarsamtal samt möjligheter för kompetensbehovsanalys och dess utvecklingsmöjligheter i samband med samtalen. Totalt åtta informanter med olika befattningar har intervjuats. Resultatet visar att organisationerna använder sig av medarbetarsamtal och förberedda mallar. Processen är något mer noggrann på det större av företagen samtidigt som båda organisationerna saknar strukturerade uppföljningssamtal. De båda företagen tenderar att dras mot mer mjuk HRM. Kompetensbehovsanalys i samband med medarbetarsamtal är relativt begränsad i båda företagen eftersom det är något som hanteras separat från dessa. Våra slutsatser är att medarbetarsamtal skapar relationer mellan chef och medarbetare samt utvecklingsmöjligheterför båda parterna. Vi avslutar med en diskussion ifall anledningen till att hålla medarbetarsamtalet kan skilja sig åt beroende på företagets storlek.
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National and organisational cultural impact on talent management implementation : case studies from Greece

Kravariti, Foteini January 2016 (has links)
Organisations today are investing in the efficient management of their talented workforce, known as talent management (TM) in order to bear fruitful outcomes in terms of corporate sustainability. Some businesses choose to include all employees in their TM strategy-inclusive TM-whilst others only include the highest-performing employees-exclusive TM. It has been suggested that no matter which TM strategy they implement, contextual factors such as culture seem to drive the degree of their application. Thus, the rationale for this research is in determining the cultural factors that trigger the exercise of TM.This study's aim is to analyse the extent to which TM strategies are impacted by national and organisational culture. In addition, it seeks the critical exploration of TM in the context of key human resource practices (HRPs); the critical investigation of TM's application; the critical examination of national and organisational culture; and finally, the degree to which both types of culture affect TM's application. This study follows a conceptual framework which sets national culture as the independent variable, organisational culture as the mediating variable, and TM as the dependent variable. The body of theory overviewed is relevant to TM's concepts and its interrelation to both human resource management (HRM) and human resource development (HRD). Predominant national and organisational cultural frameworks are also overviewed. This research's sample includes six case studies from northern, central and southern Greece and adopts a mixed-methods approach using primary data collected through questionnaires and interviews, and analysed through SPSS and thematic analysis. Among the key findings is that national culture indirectly drives the adoption of specific TM modes through the development of certain corporate cultures. Additional findings shed light on the contemporary conception of 'talent' and 'TM,' as well as on the association between national and corporate culture. This study significantly contributes to knowledge by bringing in evidence from the business environment while also discussing implications for practitioners regarding the parameters that influence both their decisions and actions.

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