试谈以人力资源管理提升执行力

执行力是实现企业目标的核心环节,是所有员工都必须面对的问题,如何加强企业执行力是企业所面临的一个紧迫任务。通过对人力资源执行力存在的问题及原因分析,人力资源管理职能系统的有效运转影响人力资源功能的发挥,提升员工个人的执行力。     

强化绩效管理 提高执行能力

绩效管理是整个人力资源管理的核心。摩托罗拉有个著名的观点。就是：企业=产品＋服务。企业管理=人力资源管理。人力资源管理=绩效管理。强有力的绩效管理。会推动企业执行力的快速提高。实现企业和员工的快速进步。[编者按]     

新形势下电力员工执行力研究

执行力其核心是指企业内部员工贯彻落实企业战略决策、发展目标、工作思路的操作能力和实践能力，也就是说员工执行力的强弱程度集中体现了企业的执行力，不仅直接制约着企业的经营目标能否顺利实现，同时也决定了企业如何生存与发展。提高员工的执行力就是提升企业的执行力。因此．深入分析研究电力员工执行力的现状、找准执行力方面存在的主要问题、探讨提高员工执行力有效方法，对电力企业发展具有举足轻重的意义。[第一段]     

反思执行力

执行力差只是现象,管理不善才是本质,因此,必须建立提高员工执行力的机制——大部分企业家都认为公司执行力差是员工能力和态度的问题,这种观点是不对的。执行力差是现象,管理不善才是本质。外企执行力强是现象,有提高员工执行力的机制才是本质。实际上可以这     

应对执行力软肋

<正>执行力是企业成功的一个必要条件,要提高企业员工的执行力,就要总结影响执行力不高的因素。供电企业员工执行力不高,既有思想问题,又有执行能力差的原因。     

企业培训的闭环管理

大部分县供电企业存在重物质投入轻人力资源开发投入的思想观念,可以支持技术设备的高投入,在人力资源培训上却投入甚微,有的企业员工培训投入仅为员工工资总额的1.5%,远低于正常情况下5%的水平。即使有培训计划,却没有良好的执行力,效果不佳。     

反思执行力

大部分企业家都认为公司执行力差是员工能力和态度的问题，这种观点是不对的。执行力差是现象，管理不善才是本质。外企执行力强是现象，有提高员工执行力的机制才是本质。实际上可以这样认为：个别员工执行力差是能力的问题；公司整体执行力差就是管理的问题!     

企业用人的三原则

正第一原则:用执行力强的人好的员工永远是执行力强的员工。用人第一原则就是要求员工具备非常强的执行力。为什么这么说呢?根本原因有以下两点。首先,没有规矩则不成方圆。企业作为一个独立核算的经济实体,必须考虑盈利,这是企业生存和发展的根基。要想盈利,就必然要设立各种各样的内部规章制度,逐步形成自己独特的企业团队文化,要求全体员工围绕着同一个目标奋进。这个时候,如果员工执行力不强,就很容易对整个企业团队文化造成冲击,甚至将企业团队文化给毁弃,拖累企业的发展。所以,     

提升电力企业员工执行力的思考

对执行力的概念进行了诠释,对执行力的构成要素进行了分析,并从四个方面提出了提升员工执行力的对策.     

提升执行力是根本

<正>管理学明确指出:"管理是基础,执行是关键"。在市场变化莫测、竞争愈演愈烈的经济大环境中,企业快速反应、高效执行、应对危机,成为企业能否取得竞争力的关键,即提升执行力旨在提升企业的核心竞争力。执行力是决定企业成败的一个重要因素,是企业核心竞争力形成的关键,提升执行力是企业管理的根本。执行是企业组织的一个系统工程,需要解决好角色定位,强化领导力,建立和完善管理流程,优化员工团队,培养员工对企业的忠诚度,营造适应企业管理的执行力文化,实现环环相扣、层层推进,提升企业执行力。     

基于生命周期的智力资本对企业创新能力的影响研究

进入知识经济时代后,智力资本成为提高企业创新能力的关键要素。本文以2014年上市制造业企业作为研究对象,分析智力资本与企业创新能力的关系。研究发现,不同的生命周期中,人力资本、结构资本和关系资本对企业创新能力的影响程度不同。其中在成长期时,人力资本和结构资本对企业创新能力影响较大。在成熟期时,人力资本、结构资本和关系资本都正向显著影响企业创新能力。在衰退期时,人力资本和关系资本对企业创新能力影响较大。研究结果可以为上市制造业企业有效实施智力资本的积累,进一步实现企业创新提供借鉴。     

加入WTO后国企人力资源的开发与管理

中国加入WTO后，国企在人力资源开发与管理方面将面临严峻考验。如何积极应对入世后挑战，快速构筑企业人力资源竞争力，本提出应把人力资源竞争力看作是企业发展的核心能力，以此来推动企业快速持续发展。     

建筑企业如何开展人才管理

建筑企业实施人才管理十分重要，建筑企业是否成功，很重要的因素是企业经理是否具有丰富的领导才能，负责日常运营的企业管理是否具有高素质的“将才”，基层第一线生产是否成为冲锋陷阵的先锋。建筑企业必须切实制度好人才管理策略，建立健全人才储备库，善于控制人才，吸引高素质人才，并引入竞争机制，优胜劣汰。     

人力资源管理与组织绩效关系：基于AMO理论的分析

根据AMO理论，人力资源管理通过满足员工能力、动机和工作机会的需要影响组织绩效。AMO理论存在若干局限性，如人力资源管理实践的价值观冲突，以及忽视人力资源管理对员工动机的间接影响。在改进的AMO模型中，强调注重组织氛围的作用，合适的人力资源管理内容．设计人力资源管理过程。     

Standardization and Localization of Human Resource Management in Sino-Foreign Joint Ventures

The international human resource management models developed in the last decade pursue a contextual analysis of the standardization (global integration) of multinational parent companies' human resource management policies and practices and localization (local differentiation) of host countries' practices. This paper extends existing international human resource management models by exploring the characteristics of IJV partners, and their ability to influence whether the IJV adopts standardised or localised HR practices. The hypothesized strategic drivers for the formation of HR policies and practices in IJVs are HR expertise, HR consistency, resource power, and internationalisation experience.     

Aligning Knowledge Assets for Exploitation,Exploration, and Ambidexterity: A Study of Companies in High‐Tech Parks in China

There is little research that has explored the effects of how knowledge assets are aligned with each other in exploitation and exploration innovation strategies. This study uses alignment theory to explore the effects of aligning knowledge assets on facilitating a firm's ability to pursue ambidexterity, which is defined as the simultaneous pursuit of explorative and exploitative innovation strategies. We also explore the relative influence of organizational and human capital in fostering an exploitation innovation strategy on the one hand, and an exploration innovation strategy on the other. Using a primary survey sample of 127 companies in two high‐tech parks in China, we found that greater reliance on relatively more organizational capital versus human capital has a significantly positive impact on the success of an exploitative innovation strategy. The amount of organizational capital relative to the amount of human capital has a stronger positive association with exploratory innovation strategy when social capital is greater. We also found that the combination of organizational, human, and social capital fosters ambidexterity, i.e., the simultaneous pursuit of exploration and exploitation. This study extends alignment theory and examines the effects of aligning these knowledge assets on a firm's ability to foster organizational ambidexterity.     

Making the most of what you have: managerial ability as a source of resource value creation

The current study investigates a central premise of the resource‐based view of the firm—that managers are a potential source of value creation for the firm. Using data from professional sports teams, we test theory regarding the effects of managerial ability, human resource stocks, and managers' actions on resource value creation. While results indicate managerial ability affects resource productivity, this effect is less pronounced with increases in the quality of firm resources. Further, we investigate the extent to which managerial actions that synchronize resource bundles account for the influence of managerial ability and resource context on a firm's performance advantage. These results contribute to our understanding of resource management and provide empirical evidence for the importance of managerial ability in the resource‐based view. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

On-The-Job Training Under Firm-Specific Innovations and Worker Heterogeneity

In this article I present a general equilibrium adverse selection model of the labor market in which workers differ in their ability to learn and implement new technologies. Exogenous firm-specific process innovations require firms to teach workers the new firm-specific skills introduced by the new technology. As firms' training costs negatively depend on the expected ability of their labor force and positively on their technological level, firms seek to hire workers able to learn at least cost. I show how firm-specific human capital can explain employer- and plant-specific wage differentials caused by skilled-labor-biased technological shocks.     

The Ability to Minimize the Timing of New Product Development and Introduction: An Examination of Antecedent Factors in the North American Automobile Supplier Industry

The importance of overall timing in the new product development and the new product commercialization processes has been widely recognized in the literature. We examined 14 firm-level practices, later reduced to four factors, that influence the ability to minimize new product development and introduction times overall relative to competitors. The factors are (1) human resource management, (2) synergistic integration, (3) supplier closeness, and (4) the design-manufacturing interface. An empirical study of the North American automobile supplier industry found some support for the four-factor model of antecedents to timing ability: synergistic integration and supplier closeness were both significantly related to development and introduction time minimization ability. The implications of these findings for product development managers and academic researchers are discussed.     

I used to work at Goldman Sachs! How firms benefit from organizational status in the market for human capital

How does employer status benefit firms in the market for general human capital? On the one hand, high status employers are better able to attract workers, who value the signal of ability that employment at those firms provides. On the other hand, that same signal can help workers bid up wages and capture the value of employers' status. Exploring this tension, we argue that high status firms are able to hire higher ability workers than other firms, and do not need to pay them the full value of their ability early in the career, but must raise wages more rapidly than other firms as those workers accrue experience. We test our arguments using unique survey data on careers in investment banking. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.