10. Human Resource Technical Expertise and Practice
Relationship Management
Consultation
Organizational Leadership and Navigation
Communication
Ethical Practice
Critical Evaluation
Business Acumen
ELEMENTS FOR HR SUCCESS
Competency Model for HR
11. Competency 1
Human Resource Technical
Expertise and Practice
Workforce Planning and Employment
Compensation and Benefits
Risk Management
Employee & Labor Relations
HR Technology
Talent Management
Relevant laws, legal rulings, regulations
12. Competency 2
Relationship Management Business Networking Expertise
Customer Service (internal and external)
People Management
Negotiation and Conflict Management
Community Relations
Mentorship
Employee Engagement
Teamwork
Mutual Respect
13. Competency 3
Consultation Coaching
Project Management
Analytic Reasoning
Problem-solving
Creativity and Innovation
Talent Management / People Management
Time Management
14. Competency 4
Organizational Leadership and
Navigation
Resource Management
Project Management
Change Management
Political Savvy
Influence
Consensus Builder
15. Competency 5
Communication Verbal / Written Communication Skills
Presentation Skills
Meeting Effectiveness
Social Technology and Social Media Savvy
Public Relations
16. Competency 6
Ethical Practice Rapport Building
Trust Building
Personal, Professional, and Behavioral
Integrity
Professionalism
Credibility
Personal and Professional Courage
17. Competency 7
Critical Evaluation Measurement and Assessment Skills
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving
Curiosity and Inquisitiveness
Research Methodology
Decision-making
Knowledge Management
18. Competency 8
Business Acumen Business Knowledge
Economic Awareness
Knowledge of Finance and Accounting
Knowledge of Sales and Marketing
Knowledge of Technology
Knowledge of Business Operations/Logistics
Knowledge of Government and Regulatory
HR and Organizational
Metrics/Analytics/Business Indicators
21. 1st sem 2nd sem
4th semr
3rd sem
competency required
22. 1st sem 2nd sem
4th sem
3rd sem
competency required
Analysis of all Business aspects
Communication
Statistics
Economics
Leadership
Team
Cross-cultural
Research methods
Technology
Relationship building
Negotiation
Stress management
Business Writting
Global Issues
Public Policy
Government
Policy formulation
Goal setting
Networking
24. Human Resources Specialists
Tasks
hiring, termination, leaves,
transfers, or promotions,
using human resources
management system software
Tools & Technology
Facsimile machines
Notebook computers
Photocopier
Scanners
Human resources software
Data base user interface and
query software
Knowledge
Personnel and Human
Resources
Administration and
Management
Computers and Electronics
Customer and Personal Service
Work Activities
Communicating with Supervisors, Peers,
or Subordinates
Interacting With Computers
Resolving Conflicts and Negotiating
Making Decisions and Solving Problems
Abilities
Interests
Work Styles
Work Values
25. 7 Biggest Challenges for HR Chief
Talent
Acquisition
Managing
Critical
Workforce
Career Planning
Compensation
package
Employee
Engagement
Leadership
Development
Talent
Retention
Sources: Economic Times, 3rd September, 2011, p: 4. Deloitte Compensation Survey, 2011
7 Biggest Challenges for HR Chief
26. “Which of the HR issues represent your biggest challenges “
Survey reported at HR Executive, USA, May 2012,
p: 40
716 HR chiefs participated
27. Which of the HR issues represent your biggest challenges
• Talent Acquisition
• Succession Planning
• Change Management
• Compensation and Benefits
• Training and Development
• Talent Retention
• Health Care
• Legal issues
• Technology
• Layoffs/ Hiring freezes
• M/A
29. Let me have a Topic from you,
which corporate are looking for …….
30. This is what they are looking
Rank them
• Engagement
• Innovation in HR
• Performance Management
• Leadership
• Talent retention
• Interdisciplinary
31. This is what they are looking
• Engagement 2
• Innovation in HR 1
• Performance Management 4
• Leadership 3
• Talent retention 2
• Interdisciplinary 5
32. 32
What is competencies
Superior Performance
Enduring characteristic, adds unique value
Mastery on the work we do
Mastery on the activity we take
Strong in that area
Fairly deep in that dominion
33. Practically sure to do it effectively
Superior performance on the job
Ability associated with high performance
A cluster which defines success rate
Occupationally relevant capabilities
36. Superior v/s average performance
What are we (I) good in / Surely, what can be done by me
Who is high X low performer … Standard output
People want success, so to organization
52. • Level Specific Competencies
– Establishing credibility
– Delivery results
– Interpersonal savvy
– Tolerating ambiguity
– Understanding ones own values and culture
53. • Level Specific Competencies
– Coaching and Developing others
– Building and maintaining relationships
– Resolving conflicts
– Learning to delegate
– Adapting to cultural differences
– Innovative Problem Solving
54. • Level Specific Competencies
– Creating and articulating vision
– Creating Strategic alignment
– Leading and Developing the culture
– Creating the culture of innovation
– Catalyzing change
– Developing Leadership
55. some topics to Google
Why we hate HR
What the CEO Expects from HR
HR competencies
HR matrix
HR conferences and workshops
Purpose of HR
Future of HR: What Next
57. Top 10 business leadership challenges of Indian CEOs
1) Consistent execution of strategy
2) Stimulating innovation
3) Corporate reputation
4) Expansion in India
5) Speed, flexibility, adaptability to change
6) Profit growth
7) Sustained and steady top-line growth
8) Business risk management
9) Changing technologies
10) Aligning IT with business goals