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All about PRIME-HRM

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

PRIME-HRM means Program to Institutionalize Meritocracy and (a)   in Human Resources Management.

2.

According to the CSC (2016), the PRIME-HRM Stages include: assess, assist, and (a)   .

3.

L&D means?

a)

Learning and Dedication

b)

Learning and Demanding

c)

Learning and Developing

d)

Learning and Doing

e)

Learning and Development

4.

RSP in Human Resources Management means?

a)

Retirement, Selection, and Promotion

b)

Recruitment, Screening, and Promotion

c)

Recruitment, Selection, and Personnel

d)

Recruitment, Selection, and Placement

e)

Recruitment, Selection, and Promotion

5.

Processes for determining and communicating performance measures and targets, and required competencies and proficiency levels that will contribute to individual, unit and overall Agency performance is called _______?

a)

Development Planning

b)

Performance Planning and Commitment

c)

Performance Monitoring and Coaching

d)

Performance Review and Evaluation

6.

PRIME-HRM Level 2 is also called __________.

a)

Strategic HRM

b)

Transactional HRM

c)

Process Defined HRM

d)

Integrated HRM

e)

Accountable HRM

7.

PRIME-HRM Accreditation will assess and assist the agency in terms of Systems, Competencies and (a)  

8.

In PRIME-HRM, these show how well the behaviors, practices and processes of an organization can reliably and sustainably produce required outcomes.

a)

Budget Accountability Reports

b)

Maturity Level Indicators

c)

Core Human Resource Functions

d)

Results Monitoring and Evaluation

9.

In Human Resource Learning and Development, EOP means:

a)

Experience Originality and Potential

b)

Excellence Orderliness and Prudence

c)

Equal Opportunity Principle

d)

Equity for Overseas Personnel

e)

Enthusiasm Obedience and Punctuality

10.

The agency performance commitment and review form is the ______?

a)

IPCR

b)

SPCR

c)

DPCR

d)

OPCR

e)

APCR

11.

Agencies will be assesed under PRIME-HRM in four HR Core functions, except _ ?

a)

Performance Management

b)

Personnel Administration

c)

Recruitment Selection and Placement

d)

Learning and Development

e)

Rewards and Recognition

12.

Which of the following HR Roles correspond to PRIME-HRM Level II requirement?

a)

Compliance Steward

b)

Strategic Partner

c)

Change Agent

d)

Employee Champion

e)

All of the Above

13.

This process in the PRIME-HRM pertains to the identification of strengths and areas for improvement in an Agency's HR Systems is?

a)

Assess

b)

Assist

c)

Award

d)

Accredit

14.

The ultimate goal of PRIME-HRM is?

a)

Elevate the public sector HRM

b)

Customize Agency’s policies and procedures

c)

Attain excellence in employee performance

d)

Achieve excellent public service delivery

e)

Improve the quality of life of government workers

15.

Processes for using performance evaluation results in formulating development plans to build and/or enhance competencies of individuals and teams for optimum performance is called _______________?

a)

Performance Planning and Commitment

b)

Performance Review and Evaluation

c)

Performance Monitoring and Coaching

d)

Development Planning

e)

Governance

16.

The Three Lenses to be used in assessing Agencies by PRIME-HRM Assessors are Systems, Practices and ____________________ ?

a)

Procedures

b)

Processes

c)

Competencies

d)

Results

17.

The five pillars of Recruitment Selection and Placement are _______ except?

a)

Design and Development

b)

Talent Planning

c)

Talent Sourcing

d)

Talent Selection and Planning

e)

Governance

18.

Under what Recruitment Selection and Placement Pillar is Onboarding Program Management?

a)

Governance

b)

Talent planning

c)

Talent sourcing

d)

Talent selection and placement

19.

It refers to the processes for assessing and defining Agency’s staffing demands.

a)

Talent planning

b)

Talent sourcing

c)

Development planning

d)

Performance monitoring and coaching

e)

Planning and M&E

20.

This refers to the Processes and mechanisms for building competencies and developing potentials of staff, leaders, and teams to ensure that the agency has the competent and engaged workforce.

a)

Recruitment and Selection

b)

Learning and Development

c)

Rewards and Recognition

d)

Performance Management

21.

In the PCAF L&D Policy and quality procedure, which of the following is NOT used for learning needs diagnosis?

a)

Training Needs Assessment

(TNA)

b)

Participant's Feedback Survey

c)

Individual Performance Commitment and Review (IPCR)

d)

Individual Development Plan (IDP)

e)

Competency Assessment

22.

The processes and strategies for identifying and attracting as many qualified candidates for existing and anticipated vacancies is called _________?

a)

Governance

b)

Talent Selection and Placement

c)

Talent Planning

d)

Talent Sourcing

23.

How does the Agency assess the learning acquired from L&D activities? Participants prepare a (a)   Application Plan after completion of the L&D intervention.

24.

In the L&D Quality Procedure, this is a spreadsheet that summarizes the Agency's plan to meet the learning and development needs of employees.

a)

Individual Development Plan

b)

Performance Improvement Plan

c)

L&D Annual Plan

d)

Succession Plan

25.

Which of the following committees is focused on the rewards and recognition program of the Agency?

a)

Human Resources Merit Placement and Selection Board (HRMPSB)

b)

Performance Management Team (PMT)

c)

Human Resources Development Committee (HRDC)

d)

Program for Awards and Incentives for Service Excellence Committee (PRAISE)