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Human Resource
  Intervention

           Presented By
              Amarjit
             J.Ambica
              Mamta
         V.Naveen kumar
             Priyanka
      Purnendu Sekhar Dash
Organization Development
    Intervention
   A sequence of planned
    activities, actions, and events intended to
    help an organization improve its
    performance and effectiveness.


   Intervention purposely disrupt the status
    quo.
Hr intervention
Intervention Characteristics
• Need/Goal specificity

•   Scope/Level of change target
•   Focus/Purpose
•   Internal support
•   Sponsorship
•   Programmability
HR Process Intervention

These issues deal with social processes occurring
 among organization members, such as
 communication, decision-
 making, leadership, and group dynamics.
Different Types :
 Individual    based: coaching, counselling,
 training, Behavioural modelling, delegating,
 leading, morale boosting, mentoring, motivation,
 etc.

 Group    based: conflict management,
 dialoguing, group facilitation group learning, self-
 directed work teams, large scale interventions,
 team building, and virtual teams.

 Inter-group      based: Organization
 mirroring, third party peace making
 interventions, partnering
Human Process Intervention
   T-Groups


   Process Consultation


   Intergroup activities / Relationships


   Team Building
Cont…….
   Third-party Peacemaking Interventions
    (Conflict Resolution)


   Organization Confrontation Meeting


   Large-group Interventions


   Grid Organization Development
HRM Intervention
 Goal   Setting
 Performance Appraisal
 Reward   Systems
 Career   Planning & Development
 Coaching   and Counseling Activities
 Managing Work      Force Diversity
 Employee Wellness
Effective interventions can be
determined by 3 criteria
①    The extent to which it fits the needs of the
     organization
    a. Valid information
    b. Free and informed choice
    c. Internal commitment

②   The degree to which it is based on causal
    knowledge of intended outcomes.

③   The extent to which it transfers change-
    management competence to organization
    members.
Designing Effective Interventions
is contingent upon
 1.   Individual differences among
      organizational members, organizational
      factors, and dimensions of the change
      process itself.

 2.   Situational factors
       Readiness for Change
       Capability to Change
       Cultural Context
       Capabilities of Change Agent
HR Intervention and Consultation
Thank You

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  • 1. Human Resource Intervention Presented By Amarjit J.Ambica Mamta V.Naveen kumar Priyanka Purnendu Sekhar Dash
  • 2. Organization Development Intervention  A sequence of planned activities, actions, and events intended to help an organization improve its performance and effectiveness.  Intervention purposely disrupt the status quo.
  • 4. Intervention Characteristics • Need/Goal specificity • Scope/Level of change target • Focus/Purpose • Internal support • Sponsorship • Programmability
  • 5. HR Process Intervention These issues deal with social processes occurring among organization members, such as communication, decision- making, leadership, and group dynamics.
  • 6. Different Types :  Individual based: coaching, counselling, training, Behavioural modelling, delegating, leading, morale boosting, mentoring, motivation, etc.  Group based: conflict management, dialoguing, group facilitation group learning, self- directed work teams, large scale interventions, team building, and virtual teams.  Inter-group based: Organization mirroring, third party peace making interventions, partnering
  • 7. Human Process Intervention  T-Groups  Process Consultation  Intergroup activities / Relationships  Team Building
  • 8. Cont…….  Third-party Peacemaking Interventions (Conflict Resolution)  Organization Confrontation Meeting  Large-group Interventions  Grid Organization Development
  • 9. HRM Intervention  Goal Setting  Performance Appraisal  Reward Systems  Career Planning & Development  Coaching and Counseling Activities  Managing Work Force Diversity  Employee Wellness
  • 10. Effective interventions can be determined by 3 criteria ① The extent to which it fits the needs of the organization a. Valid information b. Free and informed choice c. Internal commitment ② The degree to which it is based on causal knowledge of intended outcomes. ③ The extent to which it transfers change- management competence to organization members.
  • 11. Designing Effective Interventions is contingent upon 1. Individual differences among organizational members, organizational factors, and dimensions of the change process itself. 2. Situational factors  Readiness for Change  Capability to Change  Cultural Context  Capabilities of Change Agent
  • 12. HR Intervention and Consultation