Hi i have attached 9 essential skills which are required for for a good HRM hpe it will be of useful one. Enjoy
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Do not count on acknowledgements...
In fact, all HR professionals are following the #6 Fairness
....policies are followed, and that privacy and respect is maintained.
Indeed a good post!
Keep up the good work and contribute to this Ocean of Knowledge.
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In fact, all HR professionals are following the #6 Fairness
....policies are followed, and that privacy and respect is maintained.
Indeed a good post!
Keep up the good work and contribute to this Ocean of Knowledge.
From India, Madras
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Hi Sir
How can it be possible that i dnt read your post, i was really a helpful file
keep posting more sir, and if not first but certainly il be there in your thread
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Shikhambri
(Hope you remember me)
From India, Muktsar
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How can it be possible that i dnt read your post, i was really a helpful file
keep posting more sir, and if not first but certainly il be there in your thread
Regards
Shikhambri
(Hope you remember me)
From India, Muktsar
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Dear all, Really good work, requet to all please share as much as we all can. Best wishes, Krishan Kapoor
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Thank you.
A veri good Post....clearly defining the Roles and responsibilities.
I really liked the summing quote
“Never think of HR in isolation,” he advises. “Because if Human Resources professionals think of themselves as ‘just HR,’ that’s what the rest of the organization will think too.”
Very Insightful
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Anindita
From India, Guwahati
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A veri good Post....clearly defining the Roles and responsibilities.
I really liked the summing quote
“Never think of HR in isolation,” he advises. “Because if Human Resources professionals think of themselves as ‘just HR,’ that’s what the rest of the organization will think too.”
Very Insightful
Regds
Anindita
From India, Guwahati
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Hi Mr. Mohanasundaram Ur post has been very useful for me, keep posting..... Regards Rachana
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Thanks for the persons who replied. It really creates a great enthu to me to post various topics so that it will be of useful to every person who visits CITE HR website
From India, Tiruchchirappalli
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From India, Tiruchchirappalli
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very well covered the area ! & i specially appreciate the 9th skill. A mandatory skill expected from Hr person as a lead role player. good one ! keep posting Thanks
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A very good & informative post!! Don’t get disheartened due to less acknowledgements!! :)
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Hi Citizen 1502,
Thank you for sharing the article. As I was reading I found, "we’d like to hear about it via the “share comments” link on this page".
But, the link was missing in the article!!. Was this someone else's work. If so why was the link ommitted?.
Another Essential Skill for HR is to "ADD Value" to make things and people become better.
The article says of the caveat on the priority of skills. I tend to agree, but some reference is made with regards to nthe focus, i.e allignment to business strategy. HR must look into serving this "customer" angle, eventhough they may take up a support role.
I support the call for HR to be the voice of conscience or spiritual intelligence. I wonder how much voice HR had in Enron, AIG and Lehman.
Food for thought.
From Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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Thank you for sharing the article. As I was reading I found, "we’d like to hear about it via the “share comments” link on this page".
But, the link was missing in the article!!. Was this someone else's work. If so why was the link ommitted?.
Another Essential Skill for HR is to "ADD Value" to make things and people become better.
The article says of the caveat on the priority of skills. I tend to agree, but some reference is made with regards to nthe focus, i.e allignment to business strategy. HR must look into serving this "customer" angle, eventhough they may take up a support role.
I support the call for HR to be the voice of conscience or spiritual intelligence. I wonder how much voice HR had in Enron, AIG and Lehman.
Food for thought.
From Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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