HRM201 - FedEx Case Study: HRM Activities & Competitive Edge
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This presentation analyzes how FedEx leverages Human Resource Management (HRM) activities, specifically recruitment, employee motivation, and training and development, to achieve and sustain a competitive advantage. FedEx, established in 1971, is known for its overnight shipping and strong tracking services. The company's HRM department formulates recruitment strategies, retains employees, and controls business operations. FedEx's recruitment process includes pre-test interviews, writing tests, and group discussions to ensure the right hires for customer satisfaction. Employee motivation is achieved through monetary and non-monetary methods, including the unique 'People first' corporate philosophy and 'Open door program.' Continuous training and development programs aim to build an efficient workforce. The analysis concludes that FedEx's commitment to its employees contributes to its organizational success and competitive edge, recommending a comprehensive incentive system, improved leadership, enhanced internal communication, and mentoring programs for further improvement. Desklib provides access to similar case studies and resources for students.
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