Hi Sathasivam,
Currently, in the market survey, the scope of HR is very broad. In the future, the HR department will not only function within the same department but across all departments. Every department will work in conjunction with HR, as there won't be any task without HR processing, even for the top management.
Thank you.
From India, Ahmadabad
Currently, in the market survey, the scope of HR is very broad. In the future, the HR department will not only function within the same department but across all departments. Every department will work in conjunction with HR, as there won't be any task without HR processing, even for the top management.
Thank you.
From India, Ahmadabad
Dear Sathasivam,
Each day, Human Resources is advancing at a rapid pace. Previously, Human Resources was considered a generalist role, but nowadays, organizations place a great deal of trust in HR activities, leading to numerous specific positions opening up in the field. In the future, there will be even more innovative plans and actions in place, positioning HR as a vital pillar in every organization.
From India, Bangalore
Each day, Human Resources is advancing at a rapid pace. Previously, Human Resources was considered a generalist role, but nowadays, organizations place a great deal of trust in HR activities, leading to numerous specific positions opening up in the field. In the future, there will be even more innovative plans and actions in place, positioning HR as a vital pillar in every organization.
From India, Bangalore
Hi,
You could look at what PwC envisions as the future of work in 2020. It's a very interesting report on how organizations, people, and HR departments would need to evolve and change in various scenarios. Check it out at [PwC - The Future of Work to 2020 Mumblr](http://abhishekmittal.com/2010/04/08/pwc-the-future-of-work-to-2020/).
Abhishek
From United States, Philadelphia
You could look at what PwC envisions as the future of work in 2020. It's a very interesting report on how organizations, people, and HR departments would need to evolve and change in various scenarios. Check it out at [PwC - The Future of Work to 2020 Mumblr](http://abhishekmittal.com/2010/04/08/pwc-the-future-of-work-to-2020/).
Abhishek
From United States, Philadelphia
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