SWOT analysis Example of company– State of Minnesota Department of Employee Relations SWOT Analysis
State of Minnesota Department of Employee Relations SWOT Analysis
Strengths
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Weaknesses
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- Existence of previous strategic Human Resources planning efforts offers several innovative solutions
- Tools to improve human resources activities are available (e.g., interview guide and training manual)
- Experienced workforce dedicated to mission. Employees feel “part of the team”
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- Failure to communicate formally and informally, both cross-functionally and within departments
- No continual evaluation and updating of human resources practices and policies
- Lack of accountability of managers and employees to achieve clear and measurable performance levels
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Opportunities
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Threats
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- “Personnel” is allowing for more creative and flexible options (e.g., for compensation and staffing)
- Advanced technologies are available to foster more effective human resources activities
- Availability of information about best practices in human resources
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- Full-time employees (FTE) and budget constraints imposed by legislature
- Government is moving toward privatization increasing the competition for services
- Other organizations may attract employees and business away from us
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