P3:Competence of Human Resource Management Saint-Petersburg State University Graduate School of Management Vera Minina, Elena Dmitrienko and Anastasia Krupskaya Russia is a very predictable place – something unexpected will happen every day! K Fey, Shekshnia St.
Vera Minina, Elena Dmitrienko, Anastasia Krupskaya The expected outcomes are: Human resource systems appropriated to Russian business context Human capital profile (identification of key - employees)
Vera Minina, Elena Dmitrienko, Anastasia Krupskaya Recommendations (1) Informal practices in Russian companies To take in account that for Russian business relations it’s important to have informal agreements between managers Create a transparent rewarding system with focus on justice (monitoring on personnel attitude) Attitudes to corporate norms and regulations Knowledge of local labor legislation is needed however conventional agreements with employees are very important
Vera Minina, Elena Dmitrienko, Anastasia Krupskaya Recommendations (2) Local personnel peculiarities For Authoritarian management authoritarian leader is needed For Democratic management development of employees` initiative and decision-making competences is needed To invest in development of graduates` practical skills
Vera Minina, Elena Dmitrienko, Anastasia Krupskaya Recommendations (2) Local HRM peculiarities Combine long-term perspective with short-term practices of performance appraisal, reward and development systems To make all HRM practice understandable and clear for personnel To identify key employees To define tools for key employees` rewarding and development
Vera Minina, Elena Dmitrienko, Anastasia Krupskaya Thank you for your attention! P3:Competence of Human Resource Management