Human resource philosophy represents those basic beliefs, ideals, principles and views which are held by management with respect to the remaining four management functions, namely, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling employees at work. Organizing means arranging the work for the effective accomplishment of objectives. Staffing involves choosing competent and suitable personnel for different position in the organization. Directing entails guiding and supervising personnel to bring about purposeful action toward the desired projects. Controlling ensures progress toward objectives according to plans. The human resource philosophy should be flexible so that it may be amended as conditions alter with the passage of time.