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Not Everybody Can do HR

Dato' CM Vignaesvaran, HRDF | Lyn Goodear, Australian Human Resource Institute (AHRI) | Dr. Kim Schofield, AHRI

19-Dec-16 13:00

Not Everybody Can do HR

“If you’re good with people, you should be in HR.” How many times have we heard that whenever a job is vacant in the HR department? Today we have folks from the Australian Human Resource Institute as well as the CEO of HRDF to dispel the myths of everyone can be a HR practitioner. We list down a set of skills and behaviors that is required to do the job right.


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