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What Is Human Resources?

Analytics in HR

This may include implementing wellness initiatives to address mental health, for example. How well these activities are done indicates the efficiency of HR, and the goal is to achieve certain outcomes. HRM activities and processes – Daily tasks performed by HR, such as recruitment, training, and talent management.

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2011-12 CHRO Challenges

Strategic HCM

But I’m now back at client work so it’s time to kick off blogging again too. There are now an awful lot of HR bloggers out there, but I want to ensure this blog is the one you continue to return to for advice on strategic people management and development. So what’s behind this lack of people and competencies?

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The HR Leadership Revolution — Will You Thrive?

Visier

Successful CHROs are: Data-Driven. 80% of executives say their company cannot succeed without an assertive, data-driven CHRO, who takes a strong stance on talent issues and uses relevant facts to deliver an informed point of view. CEOs want to think of the CHRO the way they think of the CFO. Business-Oriented.

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The HR Leadership Revolution — Will You Thrive?

Visier

Successful CHROs are: Data-Driven. 80% of executives say their company cannot succeed without an assertive, data-driven CHRO, who takes a strong stance on talent issues and uses relevant facts to deliver an informed point of view. CEOs want to think of the CHRO the way they think of the CFO. Business-Oriented.

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What a Year… for HR

Digital HR Tech

The CHRO running the boardroom. And that’s how suddenly the CHRO became the linchpin of the boardroom. ” If that were true, why didn’t the CHRO have a real seat at the table? These are core HR competencies that any modern HR Professional should master to stay relevant and drive business value.

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The Week in HR (9.11.2015)

Something Different

In no particular order: Tim Sackett has a great piece up on his blog wherein he talks about the powerful effect that ‘filling buckets’ can have on your life and the lives of the people around you. Ram Charan has a piece up on HBR here wherein he suggests splitting the CHRO function between administrative (e.g.

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A Practitioner's Recipe for Success

Compensation Cafe

Also, when reading internet blogs meant for the same audience there again seems a constant litany of how-to guidance on, again, technical issues. That's all well and good, but. He later said to his CHRO, "Hire this guy. Useful Competencies. He has a personality.". Do Not Limit Yourself. Unless you want to.