Course Goal
To teach HR tools needed to build an effective team, using the software development field as an example.
This Course is Designed For
- HR specialists, people managers, team/unit leaders, and company owners.
Learning Format
- Course duration: 12 sessions × 6 weeks
- Homework after each lecture and personalized feedback from the trainer
- Access to video recordings and materials in Google Classroom
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Program of the course "Human resource management (HR management)"
1
- Employee life cycle.
- Roles of specialists in the field of talent management.
- Working with internal/external clients on creating a job opening.
2
- Identifying, analyzing, communicating with, and engaging key stakeholders when working with candidates and employees.
3
- Employer brand.
- Employee Value Proposition (EVP).
- Creating a job opening.
4
- Job description.
- Primary and alternative sources for finding candidates.
- Job advertising.
- Reviewing candidate profiles and resumes.
5
- Approaches to interviews.
- Types of interviews.
- Interview focus.
- Types of questions. Assessing soft skills.
- Summary table.
6
- Communication with the candidate.
- Handling objections.
- Preparing the team.
- Preparing the workplace.
- Working with a mentor.
7
- Adaptation and integration.
- Goal setting.
- Choosing a management style.
- Identifying motivation and motivators.
8
- Identifying needs and assessing demand.
- Alignment with company strategy.
- Developing a competency matrix.
9
- Key drivers at work.
- How much does it cost?
- Recognition deficit.
- Implementing gratitude practices.
- Motivation at Google and Facebook.
10
- Performance metrics.
- Factors influencing employee performance.
- Team performance – how to achieve it.
11
- Retention strategy: what works and what is not worth the time and money.
- Exit interviews to enable employee return.
- Employee surveys.
- Risk management.
- Preparing a candidate pool.
- Succession planning.
12
A strategic personnel management plan for a specific company, taking into account:
- goals,
- the specifics of the company’s operations,
- the available budget.