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WGU D351 Functions of Human Resource
Management- Questions & Answers

Quantitative Forecasting Correct Ans-Utilizing mathematics to forecast future events based
on historical data



Common Quantitative Forecasting Methods Correct Ans-Trend Analysis, Ratio Analysis,
Regression Analysis



Trend Analysis Correct Ans-A process of reviewing historical items, such as revenues, and
relating changes in those items to some business factor to form a predictive chart



Ratio Analysis Correct Ans-The process of reviewing historical data and calculating specific
proportions between a business factor ( i.e production) and the number of employees needed)
Should be more precise than Trend Analysis



Regression Analysis Correct Ans-A statistical technique that identifies the relationship
between a series of variable data points for use in forecasting future variables, usually using
statistical software to create the regression diagram



Options for Labor Surplus Correct Ans-Downsizing / layoffs, Early retirement programs, pay
reduction, work sharing, natural attrition, hiring freezes, retraining, transfers



Options for Labor Shortage Correct Ans-Overtime, temp/contract workers, tech innovation,
retraining, outsourcing, turnover reduction, new hires

,What is a major problem that contributes to recruitment failure Correct Ans-Problems in
culture fit



What is the goal of recruiting? Correct Ans-To find quality applicants, not a quantity of
applicants, who are a good fit for the organizational culture



Recruiting Correct Ans-Creating a reasonable pool of qualified candidates




What does good job analysis include? Correct Ans-Up to date job description and
specification, minimum knowledge skills and abilities (KSA's) necessary to perform the job,
helps both parties to know whether a given candidate is a good match for a job opening



External Forces Acting on Recruitment Efforts Correct Ans-General shape of the global and
national economy, labor market, social and legal environment



Alternatives to Recruiting Correct Ans-Temp agencies, offering overtime, retraining




Gold Plating Correct Ans-Creating massive and complex requirements for a job using tech,
leading to a smaller pool of qualified candidates



Types of Internal Recruitment Correct Ans-Open, targeted, and closed recruiting

, Open Recruitment Correct Ans-Consists of advertising the job openly within the org, anyone
who meets the qualifications can apply



Targeted Recruitment Correct Ans-Depends on managerial recommendations that remain
private, can be risky due to appearing biased



Closed Recruitment Correct Ans-Occurs when hiring managers have a need to fill a position
and tell HR, who then searches org files for matching qualified applicants



Managerial Sponsorhip Correct Ans-Asks managers to recommend internal candidates before
they can be considered, including a promotability rating for each member



Pro's of Internal Recruitment Correct Ans-Faster, decreases training costs, may increase
engagement performance and retention, past work record is accessible



Con's of Internal Recruitment Correct Ans-Smaller labor pool, possibility of unsuccessful
transfer, threat of lowered diversity, could be better qualified external candidates



Pro's of Exernal Recruitment Correct Ans-Promotes diversity, avoids resistance to change,
enables location of people with complex skill sets that would possibly be unavailable internally,
potentially lower training costs by hiring someone who is knowledgeable



Con's of External REcruitment Correct Ans-Typically takes more time, includes more costs

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