Evaluating Recruitment, Selection, and Training Practices at Nestle

This report analyzes recruitment, selection, and training practices, focusing on Nestle as a case study. The research aims to explore how multinational companies can improve these processes to meet international standards. The report includes an introduction outlining the significance of recruitment, selection, and training, followed by a literature review. The methodology involves a qualitative data collection approach to gather insights on HRM functions, candidate selection and retention, training program effectiveness, and meeting international standards. The data analysis includes themes and recommendations, emphasizing the importance of adapting to changes and measuring their effects. The conclusion summarizes the significance of these practices in enhancing organizational productivity and competitiveness, supported by data and information to obtain potential results. The report provides valuable insights into the crucial aspects of human resource management and its impact on organizational success. The report is a contribution to Desklib, a platform providing AI-based study tools.

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Introduction
Recruitment is an chain of activities that conducting after identifying
organisational need to give employ an individual by application forms that
arrived in an organisation for a particular designation. Selection consist of
various process involved in which to choose right kind of applicant that suitable
for a particular designation. Then training refers to kinds of processes to make
sure that individual have potential skills, knowledge and capabilities to reach at
desirable outcomes within an organisation.

Research aim & objective
Research aim: “To analyse various ways through which multinational
companies can improve recruitment, selection and training of their employees in
order to meet international requirements”. - A case study on Nestle.
Research objectives:
To analyse requirement of implementing changes in Recruitment, selection and
training methods in an organisation.
To identify Tools and techniques by which organisation can amend in their
present way of recruitment, selection and training with development.

Literature review
The requirement of implementing changes in Recruitment, selection and
training methods in an organisation
As per the views of Nikoletta Bika, 2019 for an organisation it is required to
implementing changes in their recruitment, selection and training practices
in order to enhance organisational productivity and profitability
effectively. On the basis of these kind of practices an organisation can
attain international requirements easily.

Research Methodology
Research Methodology is a specific procedure that used to identify, analyse
and process information on a specific topic. For this research, most suitable
method of data collection has been identified as qualitative in which data
and information has been collected in theoretical manner. Suitable
approach of data collection is based on primary source of information that
aid in providing detailed information based on individual's views and
opinion.

Data analysis
Theme 1: HRM functions
a. Yes b. No
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Column E

Cont..
Theme 2: Selecting and retaining candidates
a. Yes b. No
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16 15
5
Column D

Cont..
Theme 3: Training program proved helpful in giving skills and
capabilities to existing staff members
a. Agree b. Disagree
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Column C

Cont..
Theme 4: Human resource to meet international standards
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a. a. Language
b. Technical knowledge
c. conflict resolution

Cont..
Theme 5: Best method to give potential skills to candidates to remain
competent
a. On the job training b. Off the job training
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Column C

Recommendation
Research is very much important for an organisation to evaluate some
important factors before taking decisions. To amend in recruitment and
selection to meet international standards some recommendations are as
follows:
Organisation have to measure effects of changes that occurs in organisation
so that employees can be feel comfortable while adopting changes.

Conclusion
From the above report it has been summarised that for a firm necessary
changes in their works and procedures are very much important to remain
always competitive in market place. Changes helps in enhance productivity of
an organisation by putting right resources at right place to get desirable
outcomes. By collecting data and information important results should be
obtained to get potential results.