Dear Rutherford
I agree with your candid observations; especially about HR and trainers.
Its like experience speaking itself. All the cynicism is well-founded.
I've experienced it myself. But one should not again rest contented in one's comfort zone. Got to resist this "resistance to change" as hard as possible.
About the materials referred to in the post; I downloaded and examined them.
I am not impressed. Greater initiatives have been taken in the past. Renaming "Personnel management" as "Human Resource management" was to signal a paradigm shift; evolution of "Strategic HRM" was, again a step in that direction.
What happened ??
After all we are dealing with humans. :-D
Best wishes as a fellow HR professional.
I agree with your candid observations; especially about HR and trainers.
Its like experience speaking itself. All the cynicism is well-founded.
I've experienced it myself. But one should not again rest contented in one's comfort zone. Got to resist this "resistance to change" as hard as possible.
About the materials referred to in the post; I downloaded and examined them.
I am not impressed. Greater initiatives have been taken in the past. Renaming "Personnel management" as "Human Resource management" was to signal a paradigm shift; evolution of "Strategic HRM" was, again a step in that direction.
What happened ??
After all we are dealing with humans. :-D
Best wishes as a fellow HR professional.