Training Course Overview
This Re-engineering the HR Function training course focuses on fundamentally rethinking and radically redesigning the role, values, attitudes, and processes of HR to achieve significant improvements in both human and organizational performance.
In simple terms, this course is about transforming how the HR function contributes to organizational success and supports other functions to perform at their best. As HR increasingly takes on a strategic role in large corporations, re-engineering is essential due to critical factors such as changes in the operating environment, business strategy, organizational structure, employee expectations, and technology. Additionally, the growing use of data and analytics to make evidence-based decisions is pushing HR into new and challenging areas.
Training Course Objectives
By attending this Anderson training course, delegates will be able to:
- Assess the current effectiveness of their HR function
- Apply the psychology of human behaviour in the workplace
- Use different approaches to recruitment & selection processes
- Develop tailored performance development plans
- Hold transforming conversations with employees and managers
Designed For
This Anderson training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
- HR professionals wishing to update their knowledge and skills
- Line managers wanting to develop their people management skills
- People in any HR, or Learning and Development role
- Any professionals with an interest in organisational development
- HR administrators
Training Course Outline
Amongst a wide range of valuable topics, the following will be prioritised:
- The new paradigm for HR & New roles for HR
- The fundamentals of workplace psychology
- Engagement and the psychological contract
- The role of recruitment and selection in performance
- Maximising social media
- The effective interview
- Retaining talent
- Coaching and mentoring
- Self-directed learning and CPD
- Stop performance managing, start facilitating