Cross-Cultural Leadership

 

Understanding national culture is a critical piece to conducting business operations around the globe, and HR practitioners must be prepared to take their cultural intelligence and incorporate it into the best practices of managing all HR functions.

This assessment is based on the following scenario:

You and your human resources team work for a hi-tech gaming firm in Northern California called Fighting Games. Fighting Games has offices across Europe and the Pacific Rim and more than 1200 employees in more than 50 countries. Among the biggest challenges the members and leaders of each office face is scheduling meetings in asynchronous time frames. The New York team and the Shanghai team have been assigned to work on the same project. The New York team is leading the story line and the graphics. The Shanghai team is in charge of special effects and overall integration of the game. Meetings are scheduled twice a week. The teams have been meeting, but both teams have been complaining to the executive team. The New York team has been arriving late and running the meetings much longer than they were scheduled to last. This has happened over a dozen times. The relationship between the teams seems strained and not long ago something surprising happened: the Shanghai team canceled a meeting after the New York Team had arrived late to the last three.

Consider the following points as you prepare for your assessment:

  • The New York and Shanghai teams are in different time zones, which makes coordinating meetings difficult.
  • There are two national cultures involved. Although the American team is multicultural, they have all lived in the US most of their lives. The Chinese team is comprised of all Chinese employees. 

 

Write a 3–5 page paper, using correct APA style and format, on cross-cultural leadership and how this scenario’s situation might be resolved. Include the following:

  • Explain why cultural intelligence is important for HR practitioners and other organizational managers.
  • Articulate recommendations to develop cultural intelligence. Make three recommendations.
  • Describe how to respond and overcome the issues present in this workplace scenario.

Assignment

For this assignment, you are expected to identify a sub-population within the field agency, then research and discuss with your field coordinator the state and federal policies that may impact the identified clients. Finally, discuss if there is a possibility for you to advocate on behalf of those clients.

Submit a 2-3 page paper in which you:

  1. Identify the subpopulation
  2. Identify State and federal policies and discuss their impact on the clients identified
  3. Provide suggestions for the agency
  4. Discuss possibilities to advocate for the clients

week 5

  • Outline the primary conditions in which regression is a useful and applicable forecasting tool. Provide one example of such a condition to support your answer.
  • Be sure to respond to at least one of your classmates’ posts

Module 4 – Case HRM 522

  

Write your response as 3-page blog, adding a small visual or two for impact. Include at least two outside sources to validate your comments. The format is up to you, however, this assignment might work well in an essay format using Word (e.g., similar to an opinion piece found on an editorial page in a newspaper or online news).

Table

Create a table where and list the performance evaluation methods as well as their advantages and disadvantages.

You create a four-column table; the first the methods, second its description, third advantages, fourth disadvantages.

Remember to include references.

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Based upon the organization that you identified as well as your readings, continue your organizational change analysis by discussing the following points: the organization identify is Corp of Engineers (the organization must be confidential)

Write a review of the failed change effort.

Provide an analysis of the factors that inhibited the change effort.Discuss the potential consequences if the effective change is not adopted.

 Use the LIBRARY or the MGMT Doctoral Library for help.

Benefits package design for whom

Wayne McGraw greeted Robert Peters, his next interviewee, warmly. Robert had an excellent academic record and appeared to be just the kind of person Wayne’s company, Beco Electric, was seeking. Wayne is the university recruiter for Beco and had already interviewed six graduating seniors at Centenary College.

 Based on the application form, Robert appeared to be the most promising candidate to be interviewed that day. He was 22 years old and had a 3.6 grade point average with a 4.0 in his major field, industrial management. Robert was not only the vice president of the Student Government Association, but also activities chairman in his social fraternity. The reference letters in Robert’s file reveal that he was both very active socially and a rather intense and serious student. One of the letters from Robert’s employer during the previous summer expressed satisfaction with Robert’s work habits.

 Wayne knew that discussion of benefits could be an important part of the recruiting interview. But he did not know which aspects of Beco’s benefits program would appeal most to Robert. The company has an excellent profit-sharing plan, although 80 percent of profit distributions are deferred and included in each employee’s retirement account. Health benefits are also good. It also has long-term care insurance. The company’s medical and dental plan pays a significant portion of costs. A company lunchroom provides meals at about 70 percent of outside prices, although few managers take advantage of this. Employees get one week of paid vacation after the first year and two weeks after two years with the company. Two weeks are provided each year for sick leave. In addition, there are twelve paid holidays each year. Finally, the company encourages advanced education, paying for tuition and books in full, and, under certain circumstances, allowing time off to attend classes during the day. It also provides scholarships for dependents.

QUESTIONS

Refer to the questions below and write your answers in not more than 2000 words. Identify and explain the following 

  1. Based on this case study, what is the importance of job analysis and how talent management programs will help the employees in this organisation. 
  2. Explain the importance of providing benefits to employees and what aspects of Beco’s benefits program are likely to appeal to Robert.
  3. In today’s work environment, what additional rewards and benefits might be more attractive to Robert and what aspects of Beco’s benefits program would likely be the least appealing to Robert? Discuss.
  4. How can this organisation improve their recruitment and selection method? Discuss. 
  5. Explain what would be the best way of interviewing job candidates for this organisation. 

HRD Comprehensive Essay

Essay questions 

Critically evaluate THREE of the following payment systems 

  1. Individual performance-related pay (merit pay) 
  2. Time-based pay Skills-based pay 
  3. Team-based pay(30 marks)