
Written in a simple, conversational tone, Human Resource Management: A Practical Approach emphasizes the relevance of its material to employees, job applicants, managers, and supervisors - not just future human resource managers - allowing students to answer the important question: "How is this relevant to me?." This text focuses exclusively on the basic of HRM, covering what the HR professional and the HR consumer need to know.
This text investigates the fundamental principles of human resource management by addressing the core question of how HR practices directly impact the daily lives of employees, managers, and job applicants. Michael S. Harris utilizes a conversational framework to demystify complex organizational policies, focusing on the practical application of HR functions for both aspiring professionals and general staff members. The book argues that understanding HR basics is a universal necessity for navigating the modern workplace effectively.
What You Will Find
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Readers frequently note the accessible, conversational tone of the prose, which distinguishes it from more dense academic manuals. Experts highlight this as a foundational text for students and entry-level managers seeking a clear, non-intimidating introduction to the field.
Page Count:
531
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
Publisher:
Harcourt College Pub
ISBN-10:
0030020670
ISBN-13:
9780030020674
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