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OVERVIEW: STRATEGIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN FIVE LEADING FIRMS Brian E. Becker and Mark A. Huselid' This article synthesizes findings from five case studies conducted in firms known to be leaders
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www.markhuselid.com172 Academy of Management Journal February includes the delivery of high-quality technical and strategic HRM activities, will be reflected in valued firm-level outcomes. We then assert that two
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www.markhuselid.comSubmitted to the 1997 Academy of Management Annual Meetings, Human Resource Management Division. THE IMPACT OF HIGH PERFORMANCE WORK SYSTEMS, IMPLEMENTATION EFFECTIVENESS, AND ALIGNMENT
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www.markhuselid.com2 Value Creation Through Strategy Implementation: The “Black-Box” in SHRM Theory Abstract This paper argues that prior theoretical work on the topic of strategic human resource
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www.markhuselid.com1995 Huselid 637 drawing on Barney’s (1991) resource-based theory of the firm, contended that human resources can provide a source of sustained competitive ad-
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www.markhuselid.com2 Making HR a Strategic Asset Brian Becker, Mark Huselid and Dave Ulrich The story is a familiar one. Organizations increasingly rely on intangibles as the
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