Organizational Development
Turn your plans into meaningful actions to achieve your desired results.
Is your organization at a crossroads?
Use OD Strategies to Position your Organization for Change
Organizational Development (OD) is a systems approach to planning and implementing organizational change. It serves as the underpinning of every successful corporate initiative. Using the principles of OD, we help you to build collaborative work relationships, define your change process, and institute a structure that focuses on the attainment of defined goals.
Align HR Planning with Strategic Business Planning
Whether you need a full HR Audit or just some tweaking in your approach, we use HR metrics to identify how you're doing. We'll work with you to ensure that your HR goals and initiatives are directly tied to your organization's strategic goals. We help you to identify the functional areas of human resources that need attention in the order of priority.
Institute HR Structure to Stabilize your Organization
What essential component turns your vision into reality? Structure. Turn your plans into meaningful actions by creating an HR system that supports the work of your company. Create a structure that is consistent with your goals, industry, size, and corporate culture.
Defining the work is the critical first step toward efficient and effective operations. If your company is new, we help you to examine and define the primary functions, establish work units, and identify key relationships.
Concerned about your company's productivity, anticipating substantial growth, or expecting a downturn? We examine your company's management levels, spans of control, and functional groupings and relationships to help you to streamline and improve effectiveness.
We also help you to define positions (job descriptions) and clarify expectations for employee performance and behavior (employee guidelines). Click here for more information about HR documents.
Conduct Effective Workforce Planning
Effective workforce planning starts with sound analyses. Our workflow analysis/business process mapping can help you understand how work is being done so that you can rethink, redesign, and reengineer the work flow/business processes.
Job analysis is used to study the content, context, and human requirements of the work for the purpose of designing and/or redesigning jobs. Once you identify your current and anticipated workforce needs, we help you to explore your options for meeting them.
