Role of Human Resource Management (HRM) in Marketing

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Shankar Kumar Jha

Abstract

Although the businesses make evident that the conventional marketing keeps mainly changed to the online marketing systems. Similarly, conventional human resource management(HRM) as well keeps changed to electronic human resource management. This provides the HRM leaders to search the emerging concept of operating amenities for themselves as well as theirs customers (employees).


Online or digital marketing as well creates the HRM leaders to feel such as a marketing manager/or specialist for acquiring the people of quality or high class applicants(or candidates) to theirs businesses. Hence, it should be understood the value and effectiveness of online marketing in the current and forthcoming period to improved performance and effectiveness.


For this purpose, the HRM practicing evidently living like a facilitator or catalyst to the workforce in-order-to lives the brands is reflecting into theirs sense of self-worth as well as branding name associated with the feelings and behaviours. Basically, in relation to brand strategies implementation, the HRM requires for engaging and play a part proactively into the procedures.


Today's HRM have played an important role into injecting online marketing strategy into theirs engagement and hiring and another workforce associated duties and responsibilities. Currently, the utilisation of digital job openings turn out to be a global tendency into the businesses that keeps transformation for utilising social networking websites to top-notch talents


Today's companies are operating comprehensively for keeping a leading position of trending technology for training and development, hiring and recruiting, as well as talent acquisition and management. Besides that, HRM professionals sustain progressively toward being the more appreciated pillars of the company. And the acceptance of online social networking platform strategies, HRM are shifting out of playing a part of finding employment for genuine branding associated oneself with.


The role of HRM leaders has been transformed drastically including the employees as well as financial system and which trends would follow a computerised and HRM automation/or robotics take over the jobs ever performing through individuals. Although which contributes nothing build employees and the HRM teammates which operate as well themselves equally importantly.


Today's HRM leaders are greater, progressive, as well they must be getting technically competent, adaptive and flexible, agile sufficient for handling a progressively marketing motivated list of tasks.


The aim of this research paper is to examine the role of HRM in marketing and provides invaluable insights and understanding in the context of improvement, supporting, increasing of brand image into the businesses. The subjective study research method was used. The semi- structured interview with industry experts in the field space to reveal advisory, personal standpoint, ideas as well as insights on specialists and thus it was discussed to be acceptable for this academic research.

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How to Cite
Kumar Jha, S. (2022). Role of Human Resource Management (HRM) in Marketing. SJCC Management Research Review, 12(2), 53–72. https://doi.org/10.35737/sjccmrr/v12/i2/2022/174

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