HR Practices and Organizational Strategies in Select IT Companies in India

HR Practices and Organizational Strategies in Select IT Companies in India


Abstract

This research looks at how a developing nation, namely certain chosen Indian businesses, interpret Human Resource Management and if it is utilised as a management approach. It examines how Indian organisations are affected by factors that vary from those that affect their Western counterparts. In the process, this research examines the definition of HRM, the importance of corporate culture, and the role of corporate strategy in creating a company. As a result, putting human resource management into practise requires a knowledge of its significance to Indian businesses. As a result, the Indian approach to human resource management will evolve as the applicability of the American, European, and Japanese approaches to human resource management applied in these companies increases.


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Introduction

With an essay titled "Human Resources Management: A Strategic Perspective" published less than 20 years ago, the term "Strategic Human Resource Management" (Strategic HRM) was born (Devanna, Fombrum, & Tichy 1981). However, in such a short period of time, there has been a surge in strategic HRM literature and study. Both the Academy of Management Journal and the Journal of Industrial Relations published special issues on HRM practises and company performance in 1996, while the International Journal of Human Resource Management published a special issue on Strategic HRM and firm performance in 1997. ‘With respect to research on Strategic HRM, the nearly exponential increase of interest in understanding the strategic role that HRM may play in company success suggests a mentality of “more, more, more.”


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Conclusion

High dedication, workplace learning, and enlightened leadership are all highlighted in the smooth form of HRM. Most normative HRM models, whether from the United States or the United Kingdom, claim that an organization's Human Resources are valuable assets, not a changeable expense, and stress employee dedication as a source of competitive advantage (Legge, 1989) The harder form of HRM, on the other hand, stresses the calculative, quantitative, and strategic management elements of balancing the workforce.


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