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Which is more important- Recruiting or Retaining …?? UEL is a pioneering and internationally reputed firm in theindustry. One of the largest firms in the country. Recruitment policy : attracts employees frominternationally reputed institutes and industries by offering high salaries and perks Case Situation Co. advertised for the position of electronics engineer. 150 candidates applied. 130 appeared for test and interview. Mr. Sashidhar, an electronics engineering graduate fromIIT with 5 years working experience in a medium sizedelectronics firm was selected. Interview board enhanced his salary by Rs. 5000 from hispresent salary at his request. He joined UEL on 21 st January, 199 On the job experience: He joined the job with great enthusiasm Found his job quite comfortable and challenging. He felt it prestigious to work with this company during theformative years of his career. Found his superiors and subordinates to be very friendlyand cooperative. But, this climate did not live long….. After one year of his service, he learnt about a number of unpleasant stories about Company

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Which is more important-Recruiting or Retaining …?? UELis a pioneering and internationally reputed firm in theindustry.One of the largest firms in the country.Recruitment policy: attracts employees frominternationally reputed institutes and industries byoffering high salaries and perksCase SituationCo. advertised for the position of electronics engineer.150 candidates applied.130 appeared for test and interview.Mr. Sashidhar, an electronics engineering graduate fromIIT with 5 years working experience in a medium sizedelectronics firm was selected.Interview board enhanced his salary by Rs. 5000 from hispresent salary at his request. He joined UEL on 21stJanuary, 199On the job experience: He joined the job with great enthusiasm Found his job quite comfortable and challenging. He felt it prestigious to work with this company during theformative years of his career. Found his superiors and subordinates to be very friendlyand cooperative. But, this climate did notlive long…..

After one yearof his service, he learnt about a number of unpleasant stories about Company Managemen tSuperior-subordinate relations Rate of employee turnover(especially at higher level)But decided to stay on as per his promises to the management in the interview…..He wanted to please and change the attitude of management through his Diligent performance,firm commitment, and,dedication.

He started maximizing his contributions, and,the management got theimpressionthat

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Mr. Sashidhar hassettled down and will remain in the company.As a result, Superiors started riding over him, overloaded him withmultifarious jobs. His freedom in deciding and executing was cut down tosize. He was ill-treated on number of occasions before hissubordinates. His colleagues also started assigning their responsibilitiesto him.Consequently,there were imbalances in his family life,social life and organizational life.But,he seemed to becalm and contented.Management felt that Mr. Sashidhar had thepotential to bear with many

more organizationalresponsibilities theGeneralManager was quite surprised to see theresignation letter of Mr. Sashidhar along with a chequeequivalent to one month’s salary one fine morningon18thJanuary, 1999. GM failed to convince him to withdraw his resignation.GM relieved him on 25thJanuary, 1999. GM wanted to appoint a committee to go into thematter immediately, but dropped the idea later

Question1)What prevented the general managerfrom appointing a committee?

2)What is wrong with the recruitment policyof the company?3)Why did Mr.Sashidhar’s resignationsurprise the general manager