In another study, Snell and Dean (1992) examined differences in the individual human resource practices that organizations would employ based on their manufacturing strategy. Snell and Dean studied three different types of manufacturing strategy: advanced manufacturing technology, just-in-time inventory, and total quality management along with five different human resource practices: selective staffing, comprehensive training, performance appraisal, externally equitable rewards, and individually equitable rewards. Similar to Arthur (1992), Snell and Dean (1992) found that different human resource practices were employed based on the manufacturing strategy of an organization.