Posts Tagged ‘HR’

HR Service Delivery

Friday, January 22nd, 2010

 

A former boss once said that her goal for the HR service delivery organization was for it “not to be an issue, not to get in the way.”  I always liked that perspective.  In running service delivery organizations I’ve always thought that the best practice was to be “quietly efficient” and that the best compliment would be the following answer the question, “What do you think of our service?”…

Answer – “Gee, I haven’t really thought about it.”

To me, that says we’re not getting in the way and that my customer/client is focusing on other important things, and not how to deal with service issues.

Assessing Value of HR Technology Investments

Monday, January 4th, 2010

Periodically, conduct this survey about your HR systems.  You should question “Why not?” to “no” answers, and you should know the measures to validate the “yes” answers.  Then, compare your answers to those that employees/managers, HR professionals, and senior management provide.  Are there differences?  Find out why.

  1. Do our systems increase/improve the accuracy of employee info?
  2. Are processing cycle times decreased?
  3. Is HR able to spend less time on administrative work?
  4. Do managers have greater access to information?
  5. Is HR able to devote more time to strategic work?
  6. Communications/collaboration is improved?
  7. Employee satisfaction is improved?
  8. Recruiting effectiveness is improved?