2.3.2. The differential convergence premise
According to this premise ,the core HR system represented by High-Performance Work Systems organizations towards the same goal, but given different cultural heritages, the trajectories of these HR systems will remain divergent (Brewster, 1995). In other words, although HPWS move all organizations in the same general direction, they can move on parallel trajectories shaped by cultural heritages (Inglehart & Baker, 2000). Therefore, the introduction of these systems lacks absolute uniformity, since country differences in implementation will remain. For example, a rigorous or formal selection process may spread across countries, but the specific selection practices will likely differ from country to country.
2.3.2. The differential convergence premiseAccording to this premise ,the core HR system represented by High-Performance Work Systems organizations towards the same goal, but given different cultural heritages, the trajectories of these HR systems will remain divergent (Brewster, 1995). In other words, although HPWS move all organizations in the same general direction, they can move on parallel trajectories shaped by cultural heritages (Inglehart & Baker, 2000). Therefore, the introduction of these systems lacks absolute uniformity, since country differences in implementation will remain. For example, a rigorous or formal selection process may spread across countries, but the specific selection practices will likely differ from country to country.
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