HI Who is the Father of HR.. As in when this concept is introduced and who stared this.. Please help me with these questions. Regards
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who would be the father of technology... at various points in time, several people make notable imrpvements in their field.. all are equally important
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Hi,
See this link so that you can find more information: https://www.citehr.com/119453-father...resources.html. I think this site will be useful to you.
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Rani
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See this link so that you can find more information: https://www.citehr.com/119453-father...resources.html. I think this site will be useful to you.
Thanks & Regards,
Rani
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Thank you so much, Rani. The link was very useful, and Mr. Mahesh for providing me with an answer.
Dear Nashbramhall, I searched Google, but every time I changed the language of the question, I found different answers. That's why I decided to seek help from CiteHR. Anyways, thank you for sharing this link, sir.
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Dear Nashbramhall, I searched Google, but every time I changed the language of the question, I found different answers. That's why I decided to seek help from CiteHR. Anyways, thank you for sharing this link, sir.
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Refer to this [human resource quiz](http://www.businessquiz.com/bq/hr/hr.html) on businessquiz.com :: quizzessential info zone.
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Soorya
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Soorya
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Dear Pinkii,
Attached is an article that was published in the HR magazine, The Human Factor. It explains very well how the concept of HR started in India itself and was propagated by greats like Dr. T.V. Rao and Dr. Udai Pareek.
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Aditi
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Attached is an article that was published in the HR magazine, The Human Factor. It explains very well how the concept of HR started in India itself and was propagated by greats like Dr. T.V. Rao and Dr. Udai Pareek.
Regards,
Aditi
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hello stephen robbinbs is fatjher of O.B Federick taylor acedemician, gary dessler iare father HR
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Dear Pinkii, the father of HRM In india is Mr. Udai Pareek.. he was working as an lecturer in IIM-A. he had also been working with L&T infotect..
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Reply posted to this question varies from person to person. Maybe there is more than one father of HR? I request somebody to answer this, quoting authority. All we need is a sure shot reply.
M.R. Sudarshan
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M.R. Sudarshan
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Yes.. Mr Sudarshan is absolutely right.. The other day, I was searching through a link and found out some Patterson is the Father of HR.:unsure: Thanks
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Re: Father of HR
Dear Aditi,
I had the opportunity to meet and discuss on various occasions with Dr. T V Rao and Dr. Udai Pareek, who are considered to be the fathers of HR and Bhishmacharya of HR respectively. Another veteran was the late Prof. Ravi Mathai (the first Director of IIMA). Thanks a lot for the posting.
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Dr. K K Anirudhan
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Dear Aditi,
I had the opportunity to meet and discuss on various occasions with Dr. T V Rao and Dr. Udai Pareek, who are considered to be the fathers of HR and Bhishmacharya of HR respectively. Another veteran was the late Prof. Ravi Mathai (the first Director of IIMA). Thanks a lot for the posting.
Regards,
Dr. K K Anirudhan
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From India, Kochi
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Dear Pinaki,
As per my best knowledge, the father of HR is only Mr. Russy Modi. He is the man who adopted practically HR in TATA STEEL. I can also add that our late Prime Minister, Smt. Indira Gandhi, inducted the Ministry of HRD, and the first Cabinet Minister was Sh. PV Narasimha Rao (later he was also Prime Minister of India).
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As per my best knowledge, the father of HR is only Mr. Russy Modi. He is the man who adopted practically HR in TATA STEEL. I can also add that our late Prime Minister, Smt. Indira Gandhi, inducted the Ministry of HRD, and the first Cabinet Minister was Sh. PV Narasimha Rao (later he was also Prime Minister of India).
Thank you.
From India, Delhi
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