The innovative methods of personnel management are gradually being mastered in production organizations. However, personnel control tools are not enough estimated. In some cases, during the implementation and use of personnel controlling techniques, emphasis is placed on its control functions to the detriment of ways to motivate the manifestation of staff creativity. To overcome the contradictions in the perception of personnel management technologies and personnel control, in particular, regarding the theory and practice of introducing the latter in processing organizations, it should be considered as a system of methods and tools that radically change management processes based on the realization of the creative potential of managers. Based on the methodological dialectical installation of the transition of quantity into quality, The possibility of two directions of introducing personnel controlling technology into the structure of a processing organization has been proved: 1) reorientation of managerial processes in the existing personnel management; 2) the creation of a special controlling subsystem. Taking into account the opinions of specialists regarding the development of personnel controlling as an existing structure, a choice has been made in favor of activating process managerial influences in the "bottom-up" direction while changing the structure of the processes themselves in the "top-down" direction and, on this basis, mastering new rules for "employee-employee" relationships worker. The application of the knowledge gained made it possible to justify the feasibility of using reengineering processes for the implementation of this project. The distinctive advantageous features of the proposed form of personnel controlling reengineering are the simultaneous increase in the level of creative staff competencies, simplification of the development of management decisions and optimization of the personnel management structure itself. The implementation of the idea of a process approach logically becomes productive if the economic activity of processing organizations is considered as a system of business processes.

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