Jeremy Curbey

9.1 Plan Human Resource Management

Process Definition
Human resource management is the process of determining the personnel requirements of the project. These include roles, responsibilities, skills needed, chain of command, and the overall staffing game plan. 

Figure 22. Project Management Body of Knowledge Figure 9-2. Reprinted from "A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide), 5th Edition" by Project Management Institute, 2013, p. 232. Copyright 2013 by Project Management Institute, Inc. Reprinted without permission.

Process Assessment
The human resource management process provides the project manager with a way to gather all personnel requirements for the project. It will allow the project manager to see the scope of what human resources are not only required but available. This plan should include not only  the number of required personnel but also the skill levels, time required of each person on the project, training requirements, safety concerns and reward programs. 

The human resource plan take information such as how work will be executed in-order to develop the human resource requirements. This example is from a group project in PMGT 501 Fundamentals of Project Management, written by Jeremy Curbey, Jay Kinser, and Charles Sutherland.

(Tools & Techniques) Organizational Theory
Organizational theory is a great way to improve human resource efficiency. This example discusses a best practice organizational theory using a three step human resource strategy. The example is an excerpt from a group project in PGMT 612 Leading Projects Across Cultural, Corporate, and International Boundaries, that was written by Jeremy Curbey, Khoi ChuChe, Corey Cowley, Reese Darlington, and Domingo Tuckler .

The human resource management plan encompasses roles and responsibilities, organizational charts, and the staffing plan. The example is an excerpt from a group project in PGMT 611 Anatomy of Project Organizations, that was written by Jeremy Curbey, Domingot Tuckler, and Reese Darlington.  

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