- A French manufacturing company named Glasstyle is recruiting to fill positions at its factory in India due to recent resignations. It faces problems like having no local manager and employees being unwilling to wait for promotions.
- The document considers three potential employee profiles: a French expatriate, an Indian manager, and an employee named Rajiv. It recommends hiring Rajiv due to his experience with the company, low salary requirements, and suitability to the local Indian culture despite potential language issues.
- The recommendation prioritizes the local Indian culture over Glasstyle's culture since the corporate culture must be flexible according to the country. Hiring Rajiv is seen as less risky than a French expatriate from a cultural perspective.
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A French company recruiting for the Indian factory "Case Study"
1. Case Study
● Anjan BHATTRAI
● Michael AKINGBESOTE
● Jatin KOLEKAR
● Devendra BAJAJ
A French company recruiting for the
Indian factory
2. Case Studies “French company recruiting for their Indian factory”
Agenda
● Introduction
● Problems Faced
● Employee Profiles
● Our Recommendation
● Cultural Priority
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Introduction
● Glasstyle:
○ French Manufacturing company
○ Office in India at Delhi and Chennai
○ 150000 employees
○ Based 55 countries worldwide
● Lots of resignations from Glasstyle in recent time.
● Urgent need to fill a position
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Problems Faced
● No manager
● Dynamic Indian market
● Employees unwilling to wait for promotion and pay hike
● Chennai an unattractive destination
● Staff and salary constraints
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Employee Profile
Pros: Cons :
● No employee selection on caste
● Broader viewpoints
● Allows avoidance of group
thinking
● Knows Glasstyle corporate
culture
● Easier to recruit
● Difficulty to integrate in Indian
culture
● Chennai unattractive destination
● Misinterpretation and mistrust
● Language issues
● High salary requirement(4 times)
French Expat
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Employee Profile
Pros: Cons :
● Manager experience in India
● No employee selection on caste
● Speaks local language
● No problems living in Chennai
● Salary issue
● Unfaithful as materialistic
● Fourth manager in a year
● Longest recruitment process
Indian Manager
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Pros: Cons :
● Knows company well
● Low salary requirements
● Competent and devoted
● Urge of promotion
● Suits the Indian culture
● No recruitment time
● Chances of resignation which
Fabrice cannot afford
● Language issue
Rajiv
Employee Profile
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Our Recommendation
Rajiv based on the following criteria:
● Fabrice knows well he is highly competent and motivated
● Suited to Indian culture despite language issue
● ‘Think local, act global’
● Knows company culture and employees
● No recruitment time
● No chance of losing him
● Less salary
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Cultural Priority
Indian Local Culture
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Cultural Priority
Glasstyle culture requirement
● Employee receive appraisals according to loyalty
● Employees must not be selected on caste
● Employees must not have any cultural issues
● Company must have good image in the media
● Corporate culture must be flexible according to the country
● Think Global
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Cultural Priority
As the corporate culture is highly influenced by the local culture in India, we
have given local culture the priority.
● Interdependent: More interdependent compared to French expat
● Status-oriented: Brahmin people are more respected but we are
● Restrain: Rajiv being from Indian background is less risk-oriented
● Indirect: Rajiv being from Indian background is indirect
● Relationship-oriented: Already is in relationship with many employees at
Glasstyle