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Human Resource Management Career: 15 Career Paths You Can Follow in HRM

Analytics in HR

This article examines what human resource management is, the most popular career paths within HRM (and the skills needed for each role), and how to start a career in HRM today. Contents What is Human Resource Management? Research: Finding a solution for problems, filling in gaps in knowledge, and completing projects efficiently.

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Around the Bonfyre: Susan Heller on Change Management Communication

Bonfyre

Susan Heller didn’t start her career pursuing change management communication, but discovered her aptitude for it almost by fate. Heller worked at Ernst & Young (EY) for 12 years, operating first as a project manager for the firm but progressing into a communications and metrics management role later in her tenure.

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How to Build a Business Case for an Employee Recognition Platform

Achievers

Breanne Woodrow, Director of Solution Consulting at Achievers, opens her webinar on employee recognition platforms with this question. Successful companies identify recognition as having the greatest impact on employee engagement, according to Aptitude Research Partners’ Impact study. Present a compelling reason.

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HR Business Partner: All You Need To Know About the Role

Analytics in HR

Being a coach and a consultant An HR Business Partner must understand how current and future challenges impact the people in their organization. This enables them to provide valuable advice and coaching to key stakeholders. They focus on strategic planning, coaching, and consulting with leadership on HR matters.

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HR Competencies for 2030: A Future Standard

Analytics in HR

This involved hundreds of conversations with senior leaders, thousands of interactions with individual learners, and quantitative testing, including well over 100,000 HR professionals. With this approach, HR can design solutions that resonate with employees, fostering a highly engaged and motivated workforce.