| Human resource strategy differs a lot
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| | conditioned to follow orders but think
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| when it comes to the army forces. In this
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| | critically and independently,
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| article I will discuss the specifics of
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| | and practice autonomy in the context of
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| the candidates' selection. The US Army's
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| | the larger organization. The
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| mission is to defend the rights of US
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| | slogans and mottos have a balance
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| citizens. Not everyone can protect the
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| | between ideas of autonomy and
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| country; therefore the search for right
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| | teamwork. Unfortunately this same
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| candidates must be very careful and
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| | culture could be a catalyst for
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| precise.The Army expresses its culture
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| | human resources problems such as work
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| through its shared and endorsed values
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| | place harassment,
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| and
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| | discrimination, or employee conflict as
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| mission statement. According to Army
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| | evidenced by the treatment and
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| brochures, websites and training
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| | discrimination of homosexuals, disabled,
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| material cited in this paper "The Army's
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| | Muslims, and soldiers ofMiddle Eastern
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| mission is to fight and win
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| | origin.
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| our Nation's wars by providing prompt,
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| | Employees are generally conditioned to
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| sustained land dominance across
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| | take orders from ranking
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| the full range of military operations
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| | superiors without hesitation or
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| and spectrum of conflict in
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| | resistance. The assumption in Army
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| support of combatant commanders. The
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| | culture is that a higher ranking person,
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| Army accomplishes its mission by
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| | despite their competence,
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| organizing,
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| | personality or leadership ability is
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| equipping, and training forces for the
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| | able to legally give an order or
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| conduct of prompt and sustained
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| | directive to a lower ranking person
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| combat operations on land. The key
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| | within their chain of command.
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| component for the
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| | Consequently this is the source of
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| Army's success is its human resources.
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| | numerous conflicts between Army
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| However, as one of the largest
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| | personnel and their leadership.
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| employers in the world the Army faces a
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| | Unfortunately the Army culture and its
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| number of human resources
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| | engrained chain of command practices do
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| challenges. These include recruiting,
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| | not often help employees
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| retention, employee relations,
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| | resolve their issues with their
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| employee advancement, and discrimination
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| | leadership anonymously or without
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| issues. To better understand
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| | severe repercussions. If an individual
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| the Army's significant HR challenges it
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| | has issues or problems with
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| is important to conduct a
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| | their platoon leader they are often
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| brief overview of the Army's culture and
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| | unable to resolve the issue by
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| its impact on the Army's
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| | going around the platoon leader or chain
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| human resources management process. The
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| | of command without causing
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| purpose of this paper is to
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| | problems. Likewise, as with any team,
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| discuss the U.S. Army's unique culture
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| | there is going to be conflict
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| and its impact on its human
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| | between team members. Typically a HR
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| resources management.The Impact of Army
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| | department would assist in
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| Culture on HR
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| | resolving ongoing conflicts, however the
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| Culture includes the customs, heritage
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| | Army's culture promotes team
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| and achievements of a
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| | members resolving their own issues and
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| particular segment of society. Though
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| | people that go outside the team
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| this group is
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| | often reap severe repercussion,
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| very diverse in physical workspace and
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| | ostracization, or alienation. Despite
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| work environment, this group
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| | its size and its functional HR
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| ultimately works in accordance with and
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| | departments the Army fails to provide a
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| in response to a single "will". From the
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| | safe and comfortable environment for an
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| highest position as the
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| | employee to register a human
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| Commander-in-Chief to
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| | resources related complaint.In addition
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| the individual soldiers still in basic
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| | to being the largest employer in the
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| training, reinforcement of Army
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| | world the U.S. Army
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| culture has been a key factor in
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| | is also the largest employer of
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| development and strength of one of
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| | minorities in the United States. This
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| the world's most powerful branches of
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| | fact is significant when you examine the
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| military. The essential
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| | impact of managing diversity
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| solidarity and cohesiveness of the Army
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| | in other organizations in unrelated
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| and its personnel presents a
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| | industries. In brief, the Army
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| functional model of team building,
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| | like many older institutions once had a
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| leadership and organizational
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| | very prominent existence of
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| structure that is often emulated in the
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| | institutionalized racism however in the
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| corporate sector. Unfortunately, the same
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| | recent decades the Army has
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| culture promotes a system ofEmployee
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| | evolved to be a leader in diversity
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| Relations and Discrimination
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| | management.Mary Anne Winslow is a member
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