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PMA Case 2 SEC B Gr 4
Green Valley Mega Store
Case Analysis
HRM Section B
XLRI Jamshedpur

Anjan Mahapatra- h14077
Kiran Baby Joseph- h14092
Naishadh Chawla- h14098
Madhur Sansi-

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Situational Analysis
The capabilities of the organization are as follows:




Green Valley operates stores in prime locations with large floor spaces as well as availability of a number of brands within its stores
Successful replication of the holiday concept of the west with ambient atmosphere for weekends
Customer service of the highest level; Staff sensitized to customer needs

Customers are divided into 2 categories;
 Tenants
 Shoppers
Business environment scenario
 High growth
 Competitive
 Demand of labor greater than supply

Critical Success Factors




One stop shop solution
Prime location
Customer service commitment
World Class Ambience


Comparison between existing system and the proposed performance system





Clearly Defined Goals
Basic and Advanced Criteria of organizational expectations
Critical Incident References- Logging of important incidents both favorable and unfavorable
Mid-year Review- Continuous feedback system
The rest of the process will continue as per the guidelines defined previously


Reasons for change





Vaguely defined goals
Normalization Process
Time taken (2 months) to conduct the process
Other problems: Infrequent appraisal and correction opportunity

SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
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Green-Valley Megastore is a business conglomerate having investments in variety of businesses, with retail shopping being one of them. It is designed on the concept of providing a perfect weekend getaway to the whole family in the form of shopping, food courts and entertainment. Situated

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