HDR Supervision Update @ Sociology 2016
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next step.
Expand the Week 5 lesson plan by one column labeled Implementation Reasoning. In the cell
next to each activity outlined in the lesson plan, label the implementation approach you choose
and briefly explain why this approach works well for this activity or if you should consider an
alternative approach.
At the end, provide a paragraph regarding any pandemic-related influences on your
implementation choices and how HRD implementation will be regarded in the future to obtain
maximum effectiveness of HRD in your industry.
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Needs assessment is the process of identifying and articulating an organization's human resource
development (HRD) needs. Needs assessment helps identify an organization's goals, reveals gaps
between employee's skills and skills needed for effective job performance, identifies gaps
between current skills and ones needed for future job performance and reveals the conditions
under which the HRD activity will occur. Based on the video clips from the movie Office Space
and the job description for a data analyst at Initech, I have conducted an HRD-focused needs
assessment for the organization. The assessment includes findings for organizational, task, and
person level needs.
Organizational level:
1. Lack of effective communication: In the video clip "Did You Get the Memo?", it is evident
that there is a lack of clear communication within the organization. The memo about TPS reports
seems to be poorly distributed, leading to confusion among employees.
2. Motivation problems: The video clip "Motivation Problems" highlights the demotivated work
environment at Initech. Employees seem disengaged and uninterested in their tasks, which may
indicate a lack of motivation and job satisfaction.
Task level:
1. Data analysis responsibilities: As per the job description for a data analyst, one of the key
responsibilities is to analyze large datasets and extract meaningful insights. This suggests that
data analysts at Initech play a crucial role in supporting decision-making processes through data
analysis.
2..
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