The Influence of Human Resource Management on Enterprise Benefits

  • Chen Y
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Abstract

In the global business environment, enterprises are facing increasingly fierce competition. To flourish in this challenging setting, an enterprise's human resource management (HRM) strategy is paramount. This study aims to delve into the ramifications of HRM on corporate benefits and how businesses can elevate their competitiveness via innovative HR strategies. Through an in-depth case study analysis of three representative enterprises — Alibaba, Tesla, and IKEA — this research elucidates their distinct HRM strategies and the specific repercussions on enterprise benefits. The findings indicate that companies that strategically align their HRM practices with their business goals tend to have better employee satisfaction, efficiency, and market positioning. To achieve enduring success, contemporary enterprises need to perpetually refine their HRM approaches, ensuring alignment with company objectives and adaptability to a fluctuating market landscape. Conclusively, exceptional HRM does not just amplify employee contentment and efficiency; it carves a decisive edge for enterprises in the cutthroat market arena.

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Chen, Y. (2023). The Influence of Human Resource Management on Enterprise Benefits. Journal of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, 23, 708–714. https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v23i.13908

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