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    November 2015 HR Strategy and Planning Excellence Articles

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    Dated: 11-24-2015

    Senior HR leaders: Their role in the modern organisation

    Over the last decade, HR has evolved through various phases. It started from protecting the women employees in the industrial environment and gradually changed to hiring, attendance, compensation, and later to motivation, selection, assessments etc. With time and experience of these professionals in their work, job titles of HR business partner or Senior HR Managers were created. To have a business impact in today’s economy and build sustainable organization, the present senior HR leaders have to focus on some of the critical areas and be the change makers of the organisation.

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    Dated: 11-24-2015

    Attention Leaders: Why your HRA and SWP leaders leave after two years

    When a company struggles financially, we often see a change at the helm. A new CEO is brought in to take a different approach. This new CEO frequently has a reputation of being a “turn-around guy” or a “hatchet man” (or woman). Once the direction of the company has been corrected, have you noticed that the “hatchet man” is usually replaced? That’s because the skills required to turn a company around are not the same skills needed to “maintain direction.”

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