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I’ve already posted on Ulrich’s new HR Transformation book a couple of times ( 1 and 2 ). But as I wrote in the first of these post, this was without the benefit of actually having read the book, which is always a rather dangerous...
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Thanks (Jo, Andy) for your further comments on my post on Ulrich’s new HR Transformation book , and also your comments on those left by one of Ulrich’s co-authors . Here are some further thoughts justifying my perspective and...
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Did you notice RBL’s (Ulrich & co’s) comment on by recent post on HR transformation? What do you think – which of these does push HR forward? 2 COMMENTS: Anonymous said... It is fun to have debates in the field. We...
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Dave Ulrich – HR Transformation
I’ve not read Ulrich’s new book but have seen and heard a few other reviews already. So here are some early, personal reflections on his 4 step process for HR transformation. Ulrich’s first two steps are: 1. Why change...
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