This document discusses career planning, including its objectives, process, and importance. Career planning is a systematic process initiated by HR to help employees progress in their careers and handle future tasks. It involves identifying an individual's strengths and weaknesses to chart a career path within an organization. Career planning benefits both employees and management by providing clear expectations and goals, guiding training and development, and creating healthy competition among staff. When done properly, it can motivate all parties and help the organization achieve its objectives.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
This document discusses career planning, including its objectives, process, and importance. Career planning is a systematic process initiated by HR to help employees progress in their careers and handle future tasks. It involves identifying an individual's strengths and weaknesses to chart a career path within an organization. Career planning benefits both employees and management by providing clear expectations and goals, guiding training and development, and creating healthy competition among staff. When done properly, it can motivate all parties and help the organization achieve its objectives.
This document discusses career planning, including its objectives, process, and importance. Career planning is a systematic process initiated by HR to help employees progress in their careers and handle future tasks. It involves identifying an individual's strengths and weaknesses to chart a career path within an organization. Career planning benefits both employees and management by providing clear expectations and goals, guiding training and development, and creating healthy competition among staff. When done properly, it can motivate all parties and help the organization achieve its objectives.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
This document discusses career planning, including its objectives, process, and importance. Career planning is a systematic process initiated by HR to help employees progress in their careers and handle future tasks. It involves identifying an individual's strengths and weaknesses to chart a career path within an organization. Career planning benefits both employees and management by providing clear expectations and goals, guiding training and development, and creating healthy competition among staff. When done properly, it can motivate all parties and help the organization achieve its objectives.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
You are on page 1of 13
Career Planning
By : Dr. Vilas Kulkarni
• Introduction • Objectives of Career Planning • Process of Career Planning • Importance of Career Planning Introduction • It is one of the type of advance planning initiated by HR department. • It includes all the steps not only to perform existing job systematically, but also to handle future task in more scientific manner. • It is a development activity planned by management through HR department to perform present as well as future job with more perfection. Concept of Career Planning • In general terms Career Planning means progress in life in a particular organization in more professional manner. • As an individual point of view : Career planning is a systematic process by which an individual selects his career goals & a path to achieve his goal in a systematic manner. • As organizational point of view :It involves identification of an individual properly by SWOT analysis and charting out the career path to achieve an organizational goal in most scientific manner. Differences • The difference between Succession planning and career planning : • Succession planning : It means fulfillment of vacancies through deserving candidate/ employees in the absence of a person or when the position is vacant. It is also called as filling of blank space/gap temporarily by an individual person having requisite skill, potentials and ability. • Career Planning : It is a systematic planning of management which is communicated to an individual that, up to which level he/she can reach by his/her skill potential and ability permanently in same organization. Examples of Career Planning • US– SS—SK—HSK—SHIFT SUPERVIZOR—SHIFT I/C—MANAGER In (12 years ). • Jr. Clerk –Sr. Clerk—Assistant—Sectional Officer —Department Head in (15 years). • Mgt Trainee—Asst. Manager—Manager—GM— VP—Director– MD. In ( 18 years ). • Lecturer– Sr. Lecturer—Asst. Professor— Professor—Reader–HOD-- Dean– Vice chancellor in (21 years ) Importance of Career Planning • Advantages : It helps the management to know the potential level of an individual so that his abilities are spotted out well in advance. • It guides the management to provide training to the capable employees in advance. • It helps to management to design salary policy, gradation policy, promotion policy systematically. • It also guides the employees to know well in advance up to what level he can progress in same organization with stipulated period of his service. • It creates healthy competitions among the employees and they are able to achieve their goals easily. • It also helps management to achieve better results. Disadvantages • It sometime creates frustrations among the employees due to their own over expectations from management. • It increases attrition rates if no scientific planning is initiated by management. • Management’s expects more results from their employees in proportion to Career Planning. Conclusion • Thus in all the professional organizations career planning is considered as a tool of motivation which motivates both management as well as employees to achieve their own preset objectives from each others. • It also develops better industrial relations and harmony within the same establishment.