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Human Resources is not a rocket science, it is just quickly developing business function. It is not about a lot of theory behind Human Resources and the person with the business sense can quickly understand to basics of HR Management. It is the same story with the HR Strategy. It should not be full of the theoretical results and outcomes, but it should be practical and showing the impact on the main HR measures. Keep your HR Strategy simple (K.I.S.S. approach really works).

The HR Strategy should reflect the complexity of the organization and the complexity of HR Processes. The more complicated the organization is, the simpler the HR Strategy should be. The HR Strategy has to unify the organization, it should not bring new barriers to the organization. It is extremely important as the managers fight for their units and they are not interested in suffering of other parts of the organization. The HR Strategy should align the business units again on the same level, which can bring some conflicts into the organization and the relationship with some managers can be broken for some time.

The HR Strategy is a vision of Human Resources and the vision is just one for the whole organization. The vision cannot set barriers as the managers will fight for the benefits for their units and they will not cooperate. The simple HR Strategy can show a nice vision to the leader of the organization and the leader can make a tough decision about the unification of the HR Processes and HR Procedures for all. Again.

The simple HR Strategy help to unify the HR Processes as everyone can see the impact on the whole organization and it has to be definitely a part of the HR Strategy Story. The unification and the improvements are the main goals and benefits from the HR Strategy and Human Resources should not miss that point.

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Written by Luke

November 29th, 2009 at 11:25 am

Posted in hr strategy

Tagged with hr strategy, leader, organization

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