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students this is chapter number one
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which talks about an introduction to
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human resources development or HR d in
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this chapter we will discuss a number of
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important concepts in the area of HR D
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and for example we will mention what are
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the responsibilities of HR d managers
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and HR d professionals in general
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to begin with here are the objectives
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for this chapter and by the way there
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will be a separate chapter word we will
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discuss the importance of setting out
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objectives at the beginning of each and
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every training session now to begin with
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here's the definition of what HRD is a
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set of systematic and planned activities
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designed by an organization to provide
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its members with the opportunities to
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learn necessary skills to meet current
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and future job demands if you would
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highlight some of the keywords in this
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definition we will go with systematic we
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would go also with
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current and future demands so when we
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talk about HR D we talk about what
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organizations do what organizations do
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in order to help their employees be
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better be better in general in terms of
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what is needed right now so this is the
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current part and what is going to be
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needed in the future so basically we are
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preparing ourselves preparing our
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organization and our employees not only
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for improving short-term performance but
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also for improving longer-term
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performance and of course learning is at
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the center of everything when we talk
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about human resource development we are
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focusing on learning when we send our
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employees for training courses we want
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them to learn something new so that when
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they come back they would be better now
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when we talk about each of the
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activities we hear in the slide we will
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get more specific so we will focus on
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what is happening in the workplace so HR
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D should start with employee joining the
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organization meaning since their very
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beginning in terms of their journey with
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the company so since day one we should
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start on the HR d process we should do
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things like assess their training needs
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and make sure that they have what they
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need in order to do that job the second
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thing is to continue throughout
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employment meaning it's not a one-time
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thing we don't just do human resources
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development in one session and then we
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forget about it this is something that
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we do on a regular and an ongoing basis
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and then it must be responsive to work
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and job changes we mentioned in the
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beginning of this chapter that it's
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about current and future job demands
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which means we should respond to any
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changes in the market to any changes in
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customer demands do we need changes in
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the field in general we must ensure that
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our employees are equipped with what
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they need in terms of knowledge skills
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abilities and also other characteristics
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the KSA owes
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so that they can perform well in
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response to the changes in the
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organization and in the field in general
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and finally HR d must reflect corporate
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goals and strategies remember when we
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said that it should be focused not only
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on the current but also on the future
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demands so this is the strategic part
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remember when we talk about strategy
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whenever you hear the word strategy we
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mean that there is a focus on longer
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term there is a focus on the bigger
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picture there's a focus on the future so
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when we talk about HR D we must also
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include the organization's goals
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objectives strategies all these bigger
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objectives all these bigger picture
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parts when we talk about HR D so in
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general in organizations they think
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about three main things training and
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development usually shortened as T and D
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and then organizational development
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typically shortened as OD and then
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finally career development so in any
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organization if you go and ask a human
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resources development manager in SABIC
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what does the human resources
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development department do in your
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company he will probably answer by
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saying we focus on training and
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development organizational development
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and also career development so we will
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discuss each and every one of them in
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detail not only now in this chapter but
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also in future chapters so a huge big
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important thing that you need to focus
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on when it comes to training and
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development is making sure that you know
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the difference between training and
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development this is a big question that
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also comes in exams typically so you
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must make sure that you can distinguish
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between training and development so in
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general training and development are
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about changing or improving employees
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knowledge skills attitudes if you
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remember those KS a OS from your
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previous course human resource
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management now we will talk about like
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the distinction the difference with
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in training and development so training
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provides skills and knowledge to job or
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task so when we talk about training we
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talk about what you are doing if you are
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a recruiter if you are a recruitment
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specialist then we focus when we give
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you training we focus on your core
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skills and your core knowledge when it
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comes to performing your job so what are
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the different recruitment methods what
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are the different interview styles that
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you that we see that you should know as
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a recruitment specialist so sometimes we
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send you for training in order to know
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more about these recruitment methods but
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when we talk about development we talk
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about the future okay so this is the the
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most important key difference between
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training and development so training
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focuses on basically what is happening
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right now you'd your skills your your
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core knowledge of your own job what
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development is about the future it's
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about preparing you for what could
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happen in the future so tinge ten years
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from now what could change in the field
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of recruitment for example if you follow
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the news they are saying that nowadays
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companies are using artificial
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intelligence at the Cal scenario in
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order to recruit people so even though
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right now we are not using it we won't
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be using it two or three years from now
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but maybe ten years from now we we
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should you know start using it so from
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now we should develop these skills of
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yours in order to prepare you for what
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is going to happen in the future of
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course training in development
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activities since they are only a part of
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human resources development they are
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exactly like HR d in terms of that they
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start one employee joins the
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organization exactly like what we saw in
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a previous slide and of course they
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continue throughout employment and
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career meaning it starts from day one
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since the first day you join the
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organization the company or the
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organization must start the journey of
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training and development which is which
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falls under the umbrella of the most
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more broad
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which is human resource development so
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since the very beginning they start
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putting out they start setting out a
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plan for your training they start
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deciding which trading courses you
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should go for and what training needs do
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you have and of course this thing is
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another one-time thing it should
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continue throughout your employment
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until the day you retire or until the
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day you design so now let's get more
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specific when it comes to training and
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development so some of the most common
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things that you will see in
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organizations are this employee
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orientation employee orientation this is
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why we said that it starts from day one
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usually when do you get your orientation
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in your very first day what your very
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first week when joining a new
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organization so orientation is kind of a
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training skills and technical training
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this is another activity of training and
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development and then finally coaching
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and of course counseling let's start
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talking about coaching so when we talk
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about coaching employees learn units
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values and norms so when when we talk
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about coaching we talk about what could
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like basically making sure that the
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employee understands the culture
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understands how different units
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different departments in the company
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relate to one another what is the
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relationship between the general manager
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of marketing and the general manager of
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Finance we're not talking about personal
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relationships we're talking about
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business relationships so in coaching we
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focus on culture we focus on values we
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focus on norms and arif the things that
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are unwritten it's not necessarily
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things that are only written like rules
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and regulations and you know policies
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and procedures we talk about these
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things that are unwritten they sometimes
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call it in English customs and
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traditions customs and traditional
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airavata collied so the the norms in an
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organization we establish working
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relationships and learn how to function
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in in in our jobs so
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this is what happens in general when
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when you are involved in coaching now
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when we talk about counseling so
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counseling like in our college you have
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a student counselor mr. Nicol at a be
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silent shed the Tori so counseling is
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about helping employees deal with
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personal problems when you have a
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personal issue in the college you go to
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the student counselor the same thing
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happens when you are an employee in an
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organization when there's a personal
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issue that is affecting your performance
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on the job you go and visit a counselor
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and typically the HR development
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department is the is the is the unit
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that is responsible for these things so
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what are some of the personal problems
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that could affect your performance
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things like substance abuse substance
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abuse so we talk about things like
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alcohol or drugs as stress management of
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course when when you are under so much
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stress you this will affect your work
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performance so you need someone to tell
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you how you could manage that stress
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smoking cessation
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so of course smoking is a big problem
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not only that it's not only a problem
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that affects your own health but it
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could go it could spread into affecting
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your work performance as well so
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sometimes companies offer you know
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services that will help you quit smoking
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and then of course things like fitness
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nutrition and weight management when
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someone is overweight when someone needs
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to lose weight of course he needs help
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he or she needs help and sometimes
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organizations can offer help in terms of
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such things now moving on to management
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training and development of course the
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way you train regular employees is
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different from the way you train
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managers the skills that are needed to
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become a manager are different from the
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skills that are needed to just become a
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regular employee so there is a specific
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specialization a specific focus
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sometimes on how you train and develop
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so what is the goal of this is basically
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to ensure that managers and supervisors
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have the KSA's remember knowledge skills
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abilities needed to be effective so how
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can I ensure that the manager of Finance
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and the manager of engineering have the
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necessary managerial skills in order to
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supervise a big team of people so this
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is called management training and
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development so we there are a number of
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methods that are used for this kind of
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training and development to train
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managers for example it is called
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supervisory training so how to train
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supervisors sometimes they use job
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rotation job rotation you know rotation
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is basically when they transfer you from
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one department to another what is the
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purpose what is the the reason for
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rotation is to understand how different
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units relate to one another
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seminars so things like conferences
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discussions and of course college or
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university courses
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now we talk about organizational
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development or OD now organizational
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development is a is a hot topic right
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now a number of your colleagues who
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graduated from the business department
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now work as organizational development
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specialists or analysts sometimes in in
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some universities they teach it as a
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separate course and there are specific
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courses that are only focusing on
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organizational development and specific
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even departments sometimes in big
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organizations which focus on the
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function of OD so what is OD what is
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organizational development it's a
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process of enhancing the effectiveness
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of an organization and its employees how
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through planned interventions that apply
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behavioral science concepts so OD is
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about improvement OB is about enhancing
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the effectiveness of the organization
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making the organization more productive
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more effective more efficient how do we
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do this of course we will focus on
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developing our employees by designing
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some training sessions for them by
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focusing on improving their behaviors so
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what is involved we have macro and micro
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changes we you both you have taken
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microeconomics and macroeconomics so
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when we talk about macro changes these
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macro changes affect the entire
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organization so macro changes focus on
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the organization as a whole focus on the
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organization in general micro is more
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specific it targets specific individuals
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specific groups specific teams
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okay so organizational development
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involves two main things improving the
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organization how through improving its
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people okay so in organizational
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development the HRD professional works
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as a change agent in order to facilitate
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the change process and again this is
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another hot topic called change
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management there are separate courses
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such as degree
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separate certificates that are taken in
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change management so it it emerged the
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the concept of change management it came
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from organizational development okay now
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moving on to Career Development
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the third variety of HRD so Career
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Development is an ongoing process by
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which individuals progress through a
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series of stages each characterized by a
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relatively unique set of issues themes
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and tasks so again an a number of your
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colleagues are now working as career
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development analysts core career
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development specialists what is create
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development if you have would highlight
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some of the key word the most important
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thing is ongoing it means it never stops
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like we mentioned in previous slides
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these things start from day one and they
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never end it's not a one-time deal so
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it's an on-going process what we do what
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what happens in this process you go
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through a number of different stages a
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number of different phases Marat Helmut
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I did so cool Mar Holloman had all each
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and every one of those stages is
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characterized by different set of issues
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themes and tasks in Kalmar Holloman Hadi
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free her Mohan mad most airy-fairy her
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on a certain if Fe her masseur and most
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anything okay so this is how you
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progress from one stage to another for
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example when you start as a as a junior
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analyst and then you stay as a junior
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analyst for two or three years then you
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become a senior analyst then you become
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a supervisor and then you become a
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senior supervisor then you become a
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manager and a senior manager so this is
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sometimes part of career development so
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what is Career Planning then what is
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Career Planning planning is when we
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assess assess means evaluate assessing
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individual skills and abilities in order
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to establish a realistic career plan so
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this is when we evaluate you evaluate
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your skills evaluate your abilities
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so that we can put a plan for you and
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then Career Management is taking
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necessary steps to achieve that plan
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okay so what is Career Management is
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making sure we make the managerial
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decisions so that we implement the plan
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that we set for you so let's move on
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- one of the biggest challenges that
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HRD is facing so the most important part
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that it's the most important challenge
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that HIV is being faced with is playing
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a more strategic role in the functioning
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of the organization again when we talk
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about strategic we talk about future we
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talk about longer term we talk about
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bigger picture so of course we need
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everything that happens in organizations
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must be relevant to an organization's
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mission vision goals objectives values
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sometimes what happens is that there is
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a lost connection between human
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resources in general and the bigger
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picture parts the goals and the mission
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and the vision of the organization so of
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course a major challenge for each RB is
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to ensure that we are being aligned in
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the motifs are we in what I was in when
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I'm chief in upsell hot with the general
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direction of the organization that our
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function as human resource development
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and the you know the future of the
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organization are moving in the same
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direction we should actually help our
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organization prepare for the future if
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you remember so of course while some of
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the you know challenges is that we
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sometimes are unable to participate
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directly in strategic management and
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then providing education and training in
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concepts and methods of strategic
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management and planning so basically the
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field if you go back to the very first
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couple of slides when we talk about what
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HIV is focused here on the future part
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so how can we make and be no prepare not
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only our employees but our managers our
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decision-makers how are you know vice
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presidents and CEOs how do we prepare
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them for the future what kinds of you
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know skills and abilities that we need
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to develop in them so that they can
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become good decision-makers and make you
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know good decisions for the sake of the
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entire company and then of course
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providing training to all employees
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that is aligned with goals and
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strategies they Magoon alisoncole che
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you see a fill organization Lesley
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McCune whatever see my motto pala but
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ash Erica meaning it needs to be aligned
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with where the organization is headed
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everything we do must be inspired as you
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kamusta have inspired by the
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organization mission vision goals
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objectives and all of these you know
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bigger picture parts now HR d strategy
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ok so what what's the deal with HR D
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strategy we mentioned that we need to
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ensure that everything is aligned would
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be with the bigger picture you know on
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general direction of the organization so
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of course we need to contribute ideas
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and information and recommendations we
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need to give management we need to give
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decision-makers in the company our ideas
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and recommendations what things can they
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do to improve the work environment to
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make employees more productive to
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improve efficiency and effectiveness ok
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and then ensuring HR d strategy is
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consistent with corporate strategies so
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with the organization strategies this
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alignment this alignment and then
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provide education and training to
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support corporate strategy Caban lazon
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tallying will training courses that we
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send our employees for must always
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support the bigger goals and the
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objectives of the organization and then
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finally ensuring that all training is
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linked to goals and strategies of the
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company so cool little rattle it's a
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vehicle HRD lesson to call aha a
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lockable business sometimes the big the
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biggest mistake that in organizations do
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is that there isn't a connection between
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their HR d or between their human
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resources function in general and the
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business direction of the company
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now someone who works as a supervisor in
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human resource development what is their
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role Kalina Nutella fella each moment
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less hassle Eastern known in human
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resource development of course they do
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human resource development
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implementation they are the ones who are
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responsible for implementing all of
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these important parts that we discussed
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just previously so making sure that
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everything is aligned with the entire
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strategy of the organization for example
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and then when we talk about orientation
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mean a chef's salad a cellular korean
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tation of course it has to be a
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supervisor or someone who works in the
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in the Department of Human Resources
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Development they are the ones who are
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going to act as trainers supervisors
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village holistic known in general in the
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field of the same resource development
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they are the ones who will provide
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training they are the ones who will
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serve also as coaches who manage has
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earlier took the coaching and then they
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are the ones who are also responsible
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for career development we just discussed
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create development we mentioned how its
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you know an ongoing process different
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stages you pass through different stages
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mean less costly muscle Charlotte Addie
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the human resource development people
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and then finally identifying training
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needs making sure that what kind of
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training do you need and where should we
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send you to in order to obtain this
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training now an important concept in the
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area of Human Resources is competency I
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believe you have probably already taken
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this concept before in previous courses
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like principles of management and human
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resources management as I decimal
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Khattab regnal principles of management
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is competency-based management so allows
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them to a foolish man a competency like
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briefly introducing competency it's a
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mastery of skill so it's it's not only
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as it's not only a skill it's when you
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reach a level of mastery you know it
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inside out so what are the competencies
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needed for a human resource development
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manager that in the Karuna in the
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previous course for example human
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resource management
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facial competencies and Maharaj
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really taja someone who is going to work
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as a human resource manager so for
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someone who is going to work as a human
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resource development manager what do
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they need in terms of competencies they
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must have you know interpersonal
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competencies meaning here for his own
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communication they know how to build
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good relationships with others
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they must have personal competencies so
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like things like attitude personality
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and of course business and management
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Lesley chefs have the economy end of the
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brothel management doesn't cornering the
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knowledge in terms of the business of
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the organization remember we just said
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that everything that you do in each R
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and H Rd in particular must be aligned
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with the company's business but hasn't
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the family business turbine ignition
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occur in order to you know to implement
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some of those human resource development
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activities and of course this list is a
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non-inclusive non sorry non-exclusive
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list minato is these are not the only
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competencies that each of the managers
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need that each of the managers are
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required to have in order to become
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successful minato unless the we legit
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then like an Holly the main categories
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let us say of what is needed
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now the major tasks of HRD managers
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official Atalissa will HRT managers they
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promote HRD has means of ensuring
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employees have competencies to meet
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current and future job needs muhammad o
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Muhammad Muhammad in home he had a
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foolish Erica with decision-makers in
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the organization what HRD can do for
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them sometimes other managers in the
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engineering department in the finance
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department and the supply chain
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department they don't really understand
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what HR B can help them well can help
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them work so your core task as an HR d
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manager is to ensure that you let people
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know you increase their awareness of
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what HR d can can do for them and then
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of course they establish the link
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between HR d performance and
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organizational effectiveness that the
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quraan among guna it's on the
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organizational level and then on the
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individual level a bit early if you want
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to improve the organization as a whole
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you have to improve the employees so
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this is this is what you do as an HR d
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manager had in mind metal HR d people is
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to establish that connection that link
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and you let people know what is the
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connection and the link between us HR d
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people between people and then the
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organization in general and then of
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course finally developing measures of HR
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the effectiveness that are tied to
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profit Hina marble virus will move on
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this is how you let managers know what
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you can do for them managers and
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decision makers CEOs and things like ten
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people like that only understand things
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in terms of numbers so show them in
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terms of numbers what HR d can do in the
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hasanul employees were warned 'his Anna
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Adam had rehearsal in Angie Barbara
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actor showed them these numbers so this
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is what you do as a human resource
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development decision-maker
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well hidden the rolls and the outputs
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for each of the professionals what
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people who work in HR D do they act as
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strategic advisors interesting
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geologists adult in the department of
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human resource development
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what are you going to do you would act
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as an advisor you give advice to
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different employees about training and
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education you help them when you help
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the organization when it comes to
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designing systems and developing those
00:28:35
systems so you assess management in
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organizational HR design and development
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you ensure that what you are you ensure
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that you know everything that happens in
00:28:45
the organization is in line and is
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aligned with what you know the general
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direction of the organization so some of
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your outputs is more efficient work
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teams facial Italian turtle teacher what
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are the results of this work is that you
00:29:02
the teams will be more efficient
00:29:04
of course quality should be improved and
00:29:06
then you you know you you you generate
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and write reports about you know what
00:29:12
what's happening and then giving
00:29:14
recommendations you work as a consultant
00:29:18
of organizational design you give advice
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on work system design and implementation
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of change gonna change management is a
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huge and important concept nowadays so
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what is happening who is responsible for
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this typically it should be the human
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resource development people facial
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output is in the teacher so what what
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are the things that you will give to
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your to your manager you will give them
00:29:41
recommendations on intervention
00:29:44
strategies you will give them you know
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what is the plan for implementing this
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new change in the organization learning
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program specialist this is another thing
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actually some of your colleagues if
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they're alone and as learning and
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development specialists learning and
00:30:01
development analysts so sometimes you
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you are a trainer you actually give
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courses in in your organization you
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design the instructional plan you
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develop and design
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appropriate learning programs and then
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you prepare all the material and
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training aids so you are basically a
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trainer what is the output program
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objectives lesson plans and of course
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intervention strategies Asia Latin
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entertainer yaja what are the things
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that you will give to the company
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internal objectives of this program
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he'll add a logical chapter there is a
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Chino there are chapter objectives for
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each and every training program do you
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have to develop objectives and you also
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since you are a trainer you will be
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delivering a training course lazarum
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that lesson plan a chalupa and inter
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that you will follow in order to deliver
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this training
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you are of course an instructor and
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facilitator you present materials you
00:31:00
leave and facilitate learning
00:31:02
experiences exactly like a trainer and
00:31:05
then you select of course the
00:31:07
appropriate methods and techniques for
00:31:10
training sessions and then you you are
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the one who is responsible for the
00:31:17
management of the HRD program from A to
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Z
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you are a career counselor the current
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alumni located development you are the
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one who help and assist employees in
00:31:32
assessing the competencies and goals
00:31:34
Tim sickle employee had to fish Kudarat
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oh what are their KSA is knowledge
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skills and abilities what is their job
00:31:41
right now should they stay in this job
00:31:44
or shed should they you know transfer to
00:31:46
a different department and then how can
00:31:48
they progress gonna creative development
00:31:50
is all about progressing through
00:31:52
different stages KF that Lerman a junior
00:31:55
specialist ela senior specialist so what
00:31:58
skills and abilities and knowledge you
00:32:02
know you should develop and gain and and
00:32:04
improve in order for you to move up the
00:32:07
hierarchy of course outputs what's going
00:32:10
to happen you will do workshops you will
00:32:13
give career guidance a tub and I had Zoe
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sessions and meetings in order to you
00:32:18
know discuss with these employees and
00:32:20
individuals their future career goals
00:32:26
and finally it's all about performance
00:32:29
so definitely you will give some advice
00:32:32
on what can we do in order to improve
00:32:35
performance the performance of
00:32:37
individuals the purple the performance
00:32:40
of employees and then the performance of
00:32:42
groups of entire departments and the
00:32:46
bigger picture part the a performance of
00:32:48
the entire business unit or organization
00:32:52
what are you going to do specifically so
00:32:56
that you can achieve this improvement in
00:32:58
performance you will give coaching you
00:33:01
will implement each of the programs
00:33:03
intersection was all our knowledge has a
00:33:06
list of local HR the department are the
00:33:08
ones who are going to design all these
00:33:10
programs and give you know
00:33:12
recommendations on how the company can
00:33:15
improve
00:33:17
you are also a researcher in the step -
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Tobias the - H them have recent
00:33:24
developments in the field
00:33:26
Asian best practices in the in the
00:33:29
industry Aramco assured so we educate
00:33:31
America I should say we Jamar Erica FEMA
00:33:35
general business will management Asia
00:33:36
not very earthly to us alone in order to
00:33:39
improve organizational performance and
00:33:42
improve you know training effectiveness
00:33:44
of course you are going to give reports
00:33:48
you are going to design sometimes you
00:33:50
are the ones or you are the one who is
00:33:52
going to conduct some research and of
00:33:54
course based on that research you will
00:33:55
give your recommendation
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finally some major challenges for HR
00:34:03
date columnar will be there I can and
00:34:04
the most important challenge which is to
00:34:07
play a more strategic role like in ena
00:34:09
some of the most common challenges that
00:34:12
are faced by HR deja rattle in each of
00:34:14
the last mission area increasing
00:34:17
diversity you have studied about
00:34:19
diversity in previous courses before for
00:34:22
example here in the kingdom when we talk
00:34:23
about diversity we talk about the
00:34:26
inclusion of more women in the workforce
00:34:29
eliminating the skills gap so we will
00:34:32
study later on something called a gap
00:34:33
analysis so making sure that you have
00:34:36
the required skill level in order to
00:34:40
perform your job then meeting need for
00:34:44
life long learning so in organizations
00:34:49
many gonna it's not a one-time thing
00:34:52
many bonds are we training model here
00:34:53
and then we forget about it we need to
00:34:56
make it you know the culture of the
00:34:58
organization well as of a year and my
00:35:00
firm had a few hanumana veena and
00:35:02
foursome so it becomes something that
00:35:04
they do all their life not only with us
00:35:07
in the company like in half they left
00:35:08
for other organizations so how can we
00:35:11
change their mindsets about this then
00:35:13
facilitating organizational learning
00:35:15
acknowledged gasolina hell how these are
00:35:18
like we are the people who should be
00:35:20
responsible for facilitating
00:35:21
organizational learning like and of
00:35:23
course this is a this is a challenge how
00:35:26
can we ensure that learning is being
00:35:29
implemented effectively
00:35:31
in the organization the godina this
00:35:33
phenyl ethical I had a feeling about her
00:35:36
through learning and of course finally
00:35:38
addressing ethics Lafayette alarm
00:35:41
alacrity at the Manor so how can we
00:35:44
ensure that you know we are following an
00:35:47
ethical code and that we train people in
00:35:50
terms of ethics in the organization and
00:35:53
then the last part is this is the
00:35:56
framework that we will study throughout
00:35:58
our course so for any
00:36:03
HRD process for any iterative process
00:36:06
this is the you know the framework that
00:36:10
they follow this these are the steps
00:36:12
that they follow to do anything with
00:36:14
with regards to each are d they assess
00:36:17
needs then they design programs they
00:36:20
implement these programs and then they
00:36:23
finally evaluate them sometimes this
00:36:25
thing is referred to as the Addie model
00:36:28
ad ie assessed design implement and
00:36:32
evaluate so this is the end of chapter
00:36:37
number one it was an introductory
00:36:39
chapter it in this chapter we have
00:36:41
talked about some of the most important
00:36:43
concepts in the field of human resources
00:36:45
development in future chapters we will
00:36:48
dig deeper into these steps so we will
00:36:52
talk more about assessment more about
00:36:55
design implementation and of course
00:36:57
evaluation and good luck see you on the
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next chapter