Human Resource management
(undergraduate)
Course Objective
This objective of this course is to introduce and help students learn, and apply principles of modern Human Resource Management (HRM) policies and practices. This course focuses on the ways in which effective HRM can improve firm performance. As a result this course is based on cutting edge theory, empirical research, organizational practices and in class discussions with industry leaders (in person and via Skype/FaceTime). Learning to apply the principles of HRM is critical to student success in this course. This course is taught from the perspective of the general manager as opposed to an HRM specialist. As a result this course focuses on the ways in which HRM practices can support (or undermine) organizational goals and objectives.
Sample lecture SlidesBelow you can download a .pdf example of the slides I use when discussing employee selection and interviewing. For a full media enabled version or additional examples please contact me directly.
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Student FeedbackI have taught this course twice and I am proud to have received the Krannert distinguished teaching award for this course. This means that I received an average student rating of 9.2 or higher on the following questions:
1) overall I would rate this course as (poor 1 - excellent 5) 2) Overall I would rate this instructor as (poor 1 - excellent 5) Below you can download a complete report of the student ratings of my performance in this course.
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