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UARK - MGMT 2103 Exam 1 B


Porter's Strategy Typology - answercompetitive advantage results from creating value in
one of 2 ways
-low cost strategy
-differentiation strategy

Low Cost Strategy - answercreate value by reducing cost and charging less than
competitors (Walmart)

Differentiation Strategy - answercreate value by convincing the market that your
product/service is different from competitors and charging a premium

Core Capabilities - answerthe strategic resources leveraged to achieve strategic
objectives: "a harmonized combination of multiple resources and skills that distinguish a
firm in the marketplace"
-valuable, rare and difficult to imitate by competitors

Core Capabilities to Become Sources of Sustained Competitive Advantage - answer-
firm specific skills vs general skills
-teams vs individuals
-entire system of HRM practices vs. individual practices

2 Demensions of Human Capital - answer-Value of Human Capital
-Uniqueness of Human Capital

Value of Human Capital - answer"potential to contribute to...human capital"

Uniqueness of Human Capital - answerare the skills and knowledge needed to perform
firm-specific or general?

4 Types of Human Capital Workers - answer1. Strategic Knowledge Workers
2. Supporting Labor
3. Core Employees
4. Collaboration/Complementary/Alliance Partners

Strategic Knowledge Workers - answeremployees have unique skills that are directly
linked to the company's strategy
-ex: top management

, Supporting Labor - answeremployees whose skills are of less strategic value and
generally available in the labor market
-ex: clerical workers

Core Employees - answeremployees with skills to perform a predefined job that are
quite valuable to a company, but not particularly unique or difficult to replace
-ex: sales people

Collaboration/Complementary/Alliance Partners - answerindividuals and groups with
unique skills, but those skills are not directly related to a companies core strategy
-ex: consultants

Workers in the Human Capital Architecture Square - answer-*Strategic Knowledge
Worker* =high uniqueness/ strategic value, internalization, relational
-*Collab. Partners* = high uniqueness, low strategic value, externalization, relational
-*Supporting Worker* = low uniqueness/strategic, externalization, transactional
-*Core Worker* = low uniqueness, high strategic, internalization, transactional

2 Generic HR Strategies - answer-Control
-Commitment

Control - answera specific combination of HR practices, work structures, processes that
minimizes employee knowledge and skill requirements and seeks to limit the variability
of performance across people

Commitment - answerfocus on developing a workforce that identifies with the firm,
enhances attachment

Principles of a Control Oriented Work System of the 2 Generic HR Strategies - answer-
Egalitarianism/Engagement
-Knowledge Development
-Shared Information
-Performance-Reward Linkage

Egalitarianism/Engagement (HR Strategies) - answervery little employee influence over
"management" decisions, no formal employee complaint and grievances management,
intense supervision/control

Knowledge Development (HR Strategies) - answerlow skill requirements, limited training
efforts, job tasks narrowly defined or standardized

Shared Information (HR Strategies) - answerlittle communication/socialization efforts,
very little performance information shared, very little strategic info shared

Performance-Reward Linkage (HR Strategies) - answerlimited benefits, relatively low
wages, may have incentive based individual rewards

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