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PROBLEMS IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT THAT IMPACT ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE

ABSTRACT

In the beginning of the 20th century, it was widely acknowledged that it was extremely important to evaluate the efficiency of formal organisations. As a consequence of this, theorists of organisations like as Weber and Taylor devoted special attention to the elements that affect the functioning of an organisation. In spite of this, the pioneering theorists of the time were primarily concerned with constructing conceptual frameworks or a set of prescriptive rules that, if followed to the letter, would assure the highest possible level of organisational efficacy. Because of the fast growth of empirical procedures in the social sciences and the extensive prevalence of formal organisations, the topic of organisational effectiveness has been investigated using a wide range of different approaches. Theoretical pluralism can be seen as a distinguishing feature of the existing literature on organisational efficiency, however this is a somewhat roundabout way of putting it. After the conclusion of WWII, a staggering number of diverse models of organisational success have emerged. When it comes to making things happen, a successful company recognises that its people are its most valuable asset and does everything it can to keep them inspired. The study’s overarching goal was to delve at how HCM struggles to boost productivity inside organisations. Human resources are essential to a company’s success since they serve as ambassadors for the brand in all facets of operations, while management is accountable for fostering organisational productivity and the growth of employees.

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