Evaluation of HR System’s Worksheet Visualization based on Harvard Model, Life Cycle, and Organization Strategy and Management Type

  • Yusuke Sato Keio University
  • Nobuyuki Kobayashi Keio University
  • Seiko Shirasaka Keio University
Keywords: HRM, Harvard Model, Life Cycle, Organization Strategy and Management Type

Abstract

Rapid economic changes have recently been requesting human resource departments in Japanese firms to transform their roles and services. No paper refers a method to map the themes they talk about and to discuss these issues explicitly by using the Harvard Model and Organization Strategy and Management Type. In this paper, we evaluate a worksheet using the Harvard Model and Organization Strategy and Management Type. The worksheet is divided into Visualization Map of HR Systems based on Life Cycle and Organization Strategy and Management Type. We asked employees of Human Resource Departments to use worksheets of "visualization map of HR systems based on life cycle" and "Organization Strategy and Management Type". Then, we evaluated the two points on whether they thought the HR System of their company was appropriate and whether they could write down and explain the HR System to other people. As a result, we confirmed that we achieved the goal of identifying issues of the firm and facilitating discussions with management and HR employees of other companies. In addition, this method could play a role in a training program for people who have a little experience as employees of Human Resource Departments.

Author Biography

Yusuke Sato, Keio University

 

Yusuke Sato.

Yusuke Sato earned Bachelor's degree in Economics from Waseda University.

He joined Accenture Japan as a strategic consultant and engaged in projects for financial institutions. After six years as a consultant, he transferred to Human Resources Department of Accenture Japan.  Currently, He is a lead of HR Strategy and Campus Recruiting and a student of Graduate School of System Design and Management at Keio University. His main research topics are Human Resource Management.


Yusuke Sato. 

Yusuke Sato earned Bachelor's degree in Economics from Waseda University. 

He joined Accenture Japan as a strategic consultant and engaged in projects for financial institutions. After six years as a consultant, he transferred to Human Resources Department of Accenture Japan.  Currently, He is a lead of HR Strategy and Campus Recruiting and a student of Graduate School of System Design and Management at Keio University. His main research topics are Human Resource Management.

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Published
2020-12-30
Section
Technical Papers (Business Management of Technology)