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Management of Human Resources at INFOSYS
STAFFING
“Our assets walk out of the door each evening. We have to
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CHAPTER
L E A R N I N G
make sure that they come back the next morning” (as stated OBJECTIVES
by Narayana Murthy former, CEO of INFOSYS.)
At a time when organisations are debating the strategic After studying this
importance of their human resources, Infosys, a consulting and chapter, you should be
software services organisation, includes its human resources able to:
on its balance sheet to affirm their asset value. The rationale
for this is as follows: “The long term success of a company n define staffing;
is usually examined on certain financial and non-financial n establish its
parameters. Human resources are among these new non-
financial parameters that challenge the usefulness of evaluating relationship with
corporate success solely on traditional measures. Human Human Resource
resources represent the collective expertise, innovation, Management;
leadership, entrepreneurial and managerial skills endowed in
n state the need and
the employees of an organisation.”
As a knowledge intensive company, Infosys recognises importance of staffing;
the value of its human assets in maintaining its competitive n describe the steps in
position. It realises that these assets can easily walk away,
as competitors in India and abroad covet its IT talent.
the staffing process;
Consequently, the challenge facing Infosys is how to attract, n state the meaning
retain and develop its human assets in a highly competitive of recruitment and
and dynamic environment?
selection;
Most of the current human resource practices at Infosys
result from the vision of the leaders and the culture that they n identify important
have created. Narayana Murthy, known for his leadership and sources of
vision is the public image of Infosys. His leadership style is
recruitment;
humble and straight-forward, quite uncommon in the world
of Indian business. He believes in sharing wealth with his n describe the steps in
employees and in leading by example. In a knowledge-based the selection process;
business like Infosys, he sees the importance of consistency in
rhetoric and action in empowering employees. He is credited n appreciate the
with creating a culture of closeness and empowerment at need of training and
Infosys. His management style, rare among Indian business development; and
leaders, is based on western management.
n explain various on the
Source: Sumita Raghuram, Fordham Graduate
job and off the job
School of Business
methods of training.
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