Academy of Management Review · 2004 · 2.5K citations · 83 references
ManagementHuman Resource ManagementOrganizational BehaviorEmployee RelationsPerformance MeasurementStrategic Human Resource ManagementHuman Resource DevelopmentHuman Resource PlanningHuman Resource StrategyOrganizational PerformancePerformance Management SystemsAttributesFirm PerformanceHuman Resource AlignmentHuman Resource BundlesLinking Rewards To PerformancePerformance-enhancing Human Resource Systems
Theory building has lagged on the intermediate linkages responsible for the relationship between HRM and firm performance. We introduce the construct “strength of the HRM system” and describe the meta-features of an HRM system that result in a strong organizational climate, analogous to Mischel's “strong situation,” in which individuals share a common interpretation of what behaviors are expected and rewarded. The strength of the HRM system can help explain how individual employee attributes accumulate to affect organizational effectiveness.
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