Course in Course: Human Resources and Talent Management

Master human resources management with our practical, handson course: optimize processes, attract and retain talent, and transform teams to drive productivity and measurable results in your company from the first month using applicable tools, techniques and realworld exercises.

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This course offers a comprehensive view of human resources management, combining legal knowledge, selection processes, training and retention strategies. It is designed for managers who seek to optimize internal policies and align talent with organizational objectives, improving productivity, workplace climate and the ability to adapt to change and strategic planning for sustained growth.

The syllabus covers recruitment and selection, compensation policies, payroll, social security, risk prevention, professional development and workplace climate management. Modules on collective bargaining and regulatory compliance are included, with sector specific real cases and tools to design competency profiles, onboarding processes and talent retention programs, with practical workshops and cases.

You will learn to design competency based evaluation processes, performance indicators and career plans and mentoring programs. The content enhances skills in internal communication, conflict resolution, leadership and change management, and includes techniques to measure organizational climate, conduct competency based interviews and establish individual and collective development plans.

Didactic materials, supplementary readings and digital tools support learning. The course offers theoretical assessment activities with feedback and guidance for applying procedures in different business environments. It includes templates, guides for developing internal policies, effectiveness indicators and proposals to monitor medium term results and evaluation frameworks. Regulatory references and guidance for implementing systemic continuous improvements are provided.

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Objectives of the Human Resource Management course

  • 🔹 Design selection and onboarding processes aligned with the strategy.
  • 🔹 Implement remuneration policies and fair compensation systems.
  • 🔹 Develop professional development plans and talent management.
  • 🔹 Measure performance using indicators and evaluation systems.
  • 🔹 Manage the work environment, internal communication, and conflict resolution.
  • 🔹 Ensure regulatory compliance and continuous improvement of internal processes.

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The course syllabus includes:

👨🏻‍🏫 19 Topics
▽ TOPIC 1: FUNDAMENTALS AND ARCHITECTURE OF THE ENTERPRISE ORGANIZATION
3 Lessons00:13:04
You will learn to design and manage organizational structure and talent, including culture, recruitment, onboarding, training, assessment, compensation, well-being, leadership, analytics, and budgeting to improve performance and retention.

▶ 1.1 Basic Organizational Structures

You will learn to distinguish hierarchical, matrix, and flat organizational structures, their advantages and disadvantages, and how to choose the best fit for control, innovation, and collaboration.

04:31

▶ 1.2 Organizational Culture and Climate

You will learn to identify key elements of corporate culture and measure and manage workplace climate to align values and practices, reduce turnover, and improve productivity.

04:08

▶ 1.3 Company Life Cycle

You will learn to identify the stages of the business life cycle: launch, expansion, maturity, and decline, and what to do at each stage: validate the model, structure operations, balance innovation, and reinvent the company.

04:25

▽ TOPIC 2: BUSINESS UNDERSTANDING AND ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGY
4 Lessons00:19:39
You will learn to compare organizational structures, assess macro and micro environments, map revenue models and value chains, apply SWOT, PESTEL, Porter and BCG, and interpret financial statements and ratios for decision making.

▶ 2.1 Organizational Design and Business Models

You will learn to identify and compare functional, divisional, and matrix organizational structures, and understand how the macro and microenvironment affect decision making and business survival.

04:42

▶ 2.2 Business Models and Value Chain

You will learn to document and analyze the revenue model and value chain: identify partners, activities, resources, channels, segments, costs, and revenue, and map key processes to optimize profitability.

04:41

▶ 2.3 Strategic Analysis Tools

In this video, you will learn to apply SWOT and PESTEL, analyze Porter’s five forces, and use the BCG matrix to anticipate risks, prioritize investments, and allocate resources strategically.

05:13

▶ 2.4 Basic Financial Literacy

You will learn to interpret financial statements, including income statements, profitability and liquidity indicators, and asset and liability balances, to assess financial health and make sound financial decisions.

05:03

▽ TOPIC 3: STRATEGIC PLANNING AND HUMAN RESOURCES AUDITING
5 Lessons00:23:32
You will learn to align talent strategy with business goals, forecast demand, manage workforce inventory, optimize HR processes, and lead change adoption with plans, owners, and metrics.

▶ 3.1 Strategic People Alignment

You will learn to align talent strategy with business goals and design an operational roadmap with responsibilities, timelines, resources, and metrics to justify investment and measure results.

04:43

▶ 3.2 Forecasting and Workforce Planning

You will learn to forecast staffing needs based on the business plan, assess internal talent pools, and design promotion and external hiring strategies while considering turnover and productivity.

04:31

▶ 3.3 Human Resources Function Audit

You will learn to conduct an internal people management assessment, use questionnaires and checklists to identify gaps, measure operational efficiency, and design improvement plans.

04:44

▶ 3.4 Process and Practices Assessment

You will learn to assess HR processes including recruitment, training, compensation, wellbeing, and legal compliance, then turn findings into an action plan with responsible parties and deadlines.

04:37

▶ 3.5 Organizational Change Management

You will learn to identify the emotional and rational causes of resistance to change and apply practical strategies involving communication, incentives, quick wins, and champion committees to drive organizational adoption.

04:57

▽ TOPIC 4: JOB ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
4 Lessons00:16:54
You will learn to create and validate job descriptions, tasks, and duties, gather data through observation, surveys, and interviews, distinguish requirements and skills, avoid bias, and calibrate technical and behavioral competencies.

▶ 4.1 Fundamental Job Concepts

You’ll learn to distinguish tasks, responsibilities, functions, and roles, and use job descriptions to recruit, evaluate performance, set salaries, and plan training.

04:41

▶ 4.2 Occupational Analysis Process

You will learn to collect and document real job data through observation, surveys, and interviews, distinguish essential requirements from personal skills, and avoid bias when defining profiles and selecting talent.

04:16

▶ 4.3 Structure of the Job Description

You will learn to create and validate complete job descriptions: intellectual and physical requirements, responsibilities, working conditions, codes, dates, and review.

03:27

▶ 4.4 Integration of Competencies in Design

You will learn to identify and assign technical and behavioral skills by role, distinguish cross functional from role specific competencies, and calibrate proficiency levels to assess performance and plan organizational development.

04:30

▽ TOPIC 5: TALENT ACQUISITION: RECRUITMENT
6 Lessons00:26:11
You will learn to design and execute talent attraction: requisitions, channels and messaging, interview leaders, screen requirements, internal mobility and succession, write inclusive job ads, use external channels, ATS, automation, and metrics.

▶ 5.1 Principles and Flow of Attraction

You will learn to design and execute the talent attraction phase: when it starts and ends, how to prepare the approved hiring request, plan channels and messages to attract suitable candidates and avoid wasting resources.

04:22

▶ 5.2 Search Profiling

You will learn to interview leaders to identify the true needs of a role and distinguish essential requirements from desirable qualities to screen candidates effectively.

04:29

▶ 5.3 Sources of Internal Recruitment

You will learn to design and implement promotions, transfers, and succession plans to fill critical roles, reduce costs, motivate staff, and prevent stagnation and conflicts caused by a lack of transparency.

04:20

▶ 5.4 External Recruitment Sources

You will learn to select and use external channels, networks, portals, universities, and headhunters to recruit talent, assess benefits and costs, and balance cultural and salary impact on the company.

04:22

▶ 5.5 Writing and Positioning the Offer

You will learn to write clear, inclusive job postings, detail requirements and benefits, and choose the right platforms to publish them and attract suitable candidates.

04:19

▶ 5.6 Use of Technologies in Recruiting

In this video you will learn to recruit socially and interactively using digital footprints and ATS platforms to assess skills and values automate follow up and measure hiring funnel performance

04:19

▽ TOPIC 6: PERSONNEL SELECTION AND INTERVIEWING
6 Lessons00:25:15
You will learn to select candidates: distinguish hard and soft skills, screen resumes and references, conduct interviews and critical incident interviews, validate with tests, compile reports, present a shortlist, and negotiate offers.

▶ 6.1 Basic Selection Concepts

You will learn to distinguish hard and soft skills and align them with company culture and job requirements to select suitable candidates.

04:43

▶ 6.2 Screening and Pre-selection

You will learn effective resume screening: reviewing work histories and references, spotting inconsistencies, and using automated questionnaires and screening matrices to remove candidates who do not meet requirements.

04:03

▶ 6.3 The Structured Job Interview

You will learn to prepare and conduct an evaluative interview: create a warm, private setting, use open questions and strategic silences, avoid intimidating interrogations, and close the conversation clearly.

04:16

▶ 6.4 Behavioral Based Selection

You will learn to apply the critical incident technique: situation, assignment, activity, consequence, to gather real performance evidence, compare it with competencies, and objectively score candidates.

04:09

▶ 6.5 Supplemental Assessments

You will learn to assess candidates through technical tests, group simulations, and psychometric and medical evaluations to measure operational skills, leadership, and physical and emotional fitness.

04:01

▶ 6.6 Final Decision and Process Closure

You will learn to consolidate assessments into executive reports, present an impartial shortlist, negotiate offers and contracts, and professionally notify rejected candidates.

04:03

▽ TOPIC 7: ONBOARDING: ONBOARDING AND INDUCTION
4 Lessons00:16:32
You will learn to plan pre-onboarding communications, logistics, and access, present mission, policies, and resources, work safely with systems, integrate with a mentor, and conduct 1st, 3rd, and 6th follow-ups to prevent turnover.

▶ 7.1 Pre-entry Preparation

In this video, learn to plan communication and logistics before onboarding, prepare workspace and technology access, and coordinate paperwork and welcome gifts to integrate a new employee from day one.

04:11

▶ 7.2 General Corporate Induction

In this video, you will learn the mission and vision, policies, rules and protocols, the organization’s structure and history, and where you fit in, including rights, benefits and resources to start with confidence.

04:05

▶ 7.3 Specific Induction to the Position

You will learn to perform your duties and meet targets, use equipment and PPE safely, manage basic computer systems, and join the team with tutor support.

04:04

▶ 7.4 Follow-up and Evaluation of Adaptation

You will learn to design and conduct reviews and surveys during the first, third, and sixth months of onboarding, while providing ongoing support to spot issues, align expectations, and prevent early turnover.

04:12

▽ TOPIC 8: EDUCATION, TRAINING AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
5 Lessons00:22:23
You will learn to diagnose and close skill gaps, design and manage corporate training programs, methods, logistics and resources, support workplace transfer, and assess results using the four level model and ROI.

▶ 8.1 Differentiation of Educational Processes

You will learn to distinguish training, skill building, and development, their goals and time frames, and how to balance immediate interventions with long term programs to develop leaders and ensure succession.

04:27

▶ 8.2 Training Needs Detection

You will learn to diagnose competency gaps and design corrective and forward-looking training interventions through assessments, surveys, and observation to address shortcomings and anticipate technological changes.

04:30

▶ 8.3 Educational Program Design

You will learn to design corporate training programs with clear goals, suitable methods and formats, and use simulations and visual aids such as checklists and infographics to turn theory into practical skills.

04:36

▶ 8.4 Training Execution and Control

You will learn to plan training logistics and schedules, facilitate effective sessions, and ensure learning is applied on the job through leadership support and follow up.

04:25

▶ 8.5 Training Impact Evaluation

You will learn to assess training effectiveness through the 4-level model: reaction, learning, behavior, and return on investment, and measure its operational and financial impact.

04:25

▽ TOPIC 9: ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TALENT MANAGEMENT
4 Lessons00:19:14
You will learn to assess 9 box competencies and potential, identify critical roles, and design succession, training, compensation, development, and retention plans aligned with strategy.

▶ 9.1 Potential and Performance Models

In this video, you will learn to assess skills and potential, use nine-box talent matrices to segment your workforce, and design training and compensation plans aligned with corporate strategy.

04:56

▶ 9.2 Succession and Replacement Management

You will learn to identify critical roles, create coverage maps, and design acceleration programs to develop successors and ensure seamless operational transitions.

04:40

▶ 9.3 Internal Mobility and Career Paths

You will learn to create career progression paths and individual development plans, and use rotation and special assignments to retain talent and develop versatile professionals.

04:43

▶ 9.4 Institutionalization of Knowledge

You will learn to create information repositories and internal support networks to preserve and share knowledge, while promoting continuous learning that keeps the team up to date.

04:55

▽ TOPIC 10: PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND OBJECTIVE SYSTEMS
5 Lessons00:21:28
You will learn to replace annual reviews with continuous goal tracking, distinguish quantitative results from attitudes, correct bias, use 360 reviews and reliable scales, give evidence based feedback, and design improvement plans.

▶ 10.1 Fundamentals of Performance Management

You will learn to replace annual reviews with continuous goal tracking and distinguish quantitative results from attitudes to correct and align performance in real time.

04:27

▶ 10.2 Common Errors in Evaluation

You will identify and correct evaluation biases such as the halo effect, central tendency, leniency and severity, and learn to create standardized criteria and realistic goals for objective performance assessment.

04:07

▶ 10.3 Measurement Methods and Instruments

In this video, you will learn to distinguish and apply graphic scales, forced ranking, and 360 and upward assessments, their benefits and risks, and how to implement them reliably and ethically.

04:28

▶ 10.4 Agile Goal Setting Models

In this video, you will learn to write inspiring goals tied to measurable outcomes, implement short cycles and transparency with predictive indicators, align teams, and measure real progress.

04:09

▶ 10.5 Performance Feedback Execution

You will learn to prepare and deliver evidence based constructive feedback, foster open dialogue, and design clear improvement and follow up plans to retain talent and protect the organization.

04:17

▽ TOPIC 11: TOTAL COMPENSATION: SALARY ADMINISTRATION AND EQUITY
6 Lessons00:25:41
You will learn to design comprehensive compensation packages, including base pay, short and long term incentives, nonfinancial benefits, salary bands, market comparisons, pay gap correction, and merit based increases.

▶ 11.1 Components of the Rewards Package

You will learn to design comprehensive compensation packages combining base salary, short and long term incentives, plus nonfinancial benefits such as flexibility, training, and recognition to attract and retain talent.

04:24 🔒

▶ 11.2 Job Evaluation and Ranking

You will learn to objectively assess job value, classify and analyze roles by factors, and group them by complexity levels to design fair, easy to manage pay structures.

04:28 🔒

▶ 11.3 Design of salary bands and structures

You will learn about salary band minimums, maximums, and midpoints, why to design overlaps, and how narrow and broad bands support mobility and raise management without promotions.

04:12 🔒

▶ 11.4 External Competitiveness Analysis

You will learn to use salary surveys and positioning indexes to compare pay with the market, identify gaps, and adjust budgets for inflation and trends to retain key talent.

04:17 🔒

▶ 11.5 Internal Equity Management

You will learn to diagnose pay dispersion and salary deviations, identify employees outside their pay band, and apply practical adjustments, raises, bonuses, or freezes to correct anomalies and ensure internal equity.

04:09 🔒

▶ 11.6 Variable Compensation and Increment Management

You will learn to apply progressive review matrices to link raises to merit and design commissions, bonuses, and profit sharing plans that align incentives and retain talent.

04:11 🔒

▽ TOPIC 12: SOCIAL PACKAGE AND FLEXIBLE BENEFITS
4 Lessons00:16:52
You will learn to design and evaluate legal, contractual, and discretionary benefits and policies, health, insurance, and pension programs, point systems, and work arrangements to improve well-being, retention, and productivity.

▶ 12.1 Nature and Objectives of Benefits

You will learn to distinguish legal, contractual, and discretionary benefits and design benefits packages that improve employee retention, well-being, and company competitiveness.

04:24 🔒

▶ 12.2 Services and Assistance Catalog

In this video, you’ll learn to design and evaluate corporate health, insurance, and pension programs, preventive strategies, recreational and educational benefits, and family support to improve employee well-being and retention.

04:17 🔒

▶ 12.3 Flexible Benefit Models

Learn to design a points-based benefits system through employee surveys, benefit evaluation and allocation, clear communication, and tax review to maximize use and prevent waste.

04:13 🔒

▶ 12.4 Flexibility and Work-Life Balance

You will learn to design and implement telework policies, compressed workweeks, sabbaticals, and rest and holiday management to ensure disconnection, prevent burnout, and increase productivity and loyalty.

03:58 🔒

▽ TOPIC 13: EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION, ENGAGEMENT, AND RETENTION
6 Lessons00:26:17
You will learn to diagnose and boost motivation and engagement: design incentives, align effort with rewards, foster autonomy and creativity, use brief surveys, and retain talent through interviews and interventions.

▶ 13.1 Fundamental Theories of Motivation

You will learn to identify the need–tension–satisfaction cycle and distinguish survival and growth factors to design incentives that truly motivate the team.

04:29 🔒

▶ 13.2 Dynamics of Expectations and Dissatisfaction

You will learn how the physical and emotional environment, and the proper alignment of effort, recognition, and reward, shape motivation and productivity at work.

04:36 🔒

▶ 13.3 Intrinsic Motivation and Purpose

You will learn to foster autonomy and creativity in teams by reducing micromanagement and connecting tasks to purpose to increase intrinsic motivation, mastery, and workplace innovation.

04:28 🔒

▶ 13.4 Engagement Analysis and Measurement

You will learn why employee engagement increases profitability and how to measure and manage it with brief pulse surveys to act in time and improve service, retention, and results.

04:12 🔒

▶ 13.5 Effective Retention Strategies

You will learn to detect early signs of disengagement, isolation, low productivity and absenteeism, and build connection, recognition and psychological safety to retain talent.

04:13 🔒

▶ 13.6 Management of Departures and Counteroffers

You will learn to conduct exit interviews, diagnose organizational issues, assess risks and counteroffer viability, and decide when to retain or let talent go to protect culture and performance.

04:19 🔒

▽ TOPIC 14: WORKPLACE WELLNESS: STRESS MANAGEMENT AND BURNOUT
3 Lessons00:12:57
You will learn to identify workplace factors that cause burnout, recognize symptoms, use self assessments and protocols, implement digital disconnection, vacations and wellbeing, and address toxic leaders.

▶ 14.1 Causes and Costs of Professional Burnout

Learn to identify workplace factors such as overload, ambiguity, lack of autonomy, and conflicting values that lead to burnout and economic impacts: absenteeism, presenteeism, low productivity, and high turnover.

04:17 🔒

▶ 14.2 Psychosocial Risk Identification and Diagnosis

In this video, you will learn to identify early behavioral signs of burnout, use self assessment questionnaires, and apply guidelines and protocols to protect mental health at work.

04:23 🔒

▶ 14.3 Building Resilient Environments

You will learn to implement recovery, digital disconnection, vacation, and wellbeing policies, and address toxic behaviors and leadership to protect mental health at work.

04:17 🔒

▽ TOPIC 15: CORPORATE CULTURE AND LABOR RELATIONS
5 Lessons00:20:51
You will learn to assess actual culture, turn values into observable behaviors and rituals, manage climate and conflicts through confidential channels and clear two-way communication to align performance.

▶ 15.1 Bases and Artifacts of Organizational Culture

You will learn to distinguish stated values from real culture by observing daily decisions, leadership behaviors, spaces, and practices to assess the company’s authentic identity.

04:17 🔒

▶ 15.2 Definition and Promotion of Expected Behaviors

You will learn to translate corporate values into observable, measurable behaviors, describe them clearly, make them part of rituals, lead by example, and include them in manuals to align performance and strengthen culture.

04:11 🔒

▶ 15.3 Organizational Climate and Discipline

You will learn to assess and monitor the internal environment and its impact on morale, and apply fair rules and sanctions to prevent conflict, sustain motivation, and protect productivity.

04:08 🔒

▶ 15.4 Employee Voice and Conflict Resolution

You will learn to create confidential, accessible channels for receiving reports and ideas, and apply direct communication and internal mediation to resolve conflicts before they affect the organization.

04:08 🔒

▶ 15.5 Barriers and Effectiveness in Internal Communication

In this video, you will learn to identify and remove communication barriers such as noise, jargon, and omissions, and use internal two-way channels to ensure clear messages, transparency, and immediate responses.

04:07 🔒

▽ TOPIC 16: LEADERSHIP AND PEOPLE MANAGEMENT
4 Lessons00:17:16
From coordinator to strategic director: learn to delegate based on strengths, apply systems thinking and emotional intelligence, resolve conflicts, make decisions amid uncertainty, and turn ideas into plans with effective feedback.

▶ 16.1 Levels of Leadership and the Managers Role

You will learn to advance from coordinator to strategic director: delegate, apply systems thinking, develop emotional intelligence, resolve conflicts, and make strategic decisions in uncertain environments.

04:22 🔒

▶ 16.2 Daily Human Management Tools

You will learn to delegate based on strengths, manage talent and team dynamics, and use individual meetings to build trust and resolve obstacles before they affect performance.

04:14 🔒

▶ 16.3 Fundamentals of Coaching for Leaders

You will learn to use powerful questions and a framework for goals, diagnosis, and exploring options to foster team autonomy and turn ideas into action plans with deadlines.

04:24 🔒

▶ 16.4 Delivering Constructive Feedback

You will learn to give immediate, fact based feedback focused on behavior rather than the person, and manage defensive reactions with empathy to guide the conversation toward solutions.

04:16 🔒

▽ TOPIC 17: HUMAN RESOURCES ANALYTICS AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
5 Lessons00:21:41
You will learn to turn qualitative and quantitative data into predictive talent models: audit samples, segment by variables, measure KPIs and ROI, use HR platforms and dashboards to anticipate resignations and optimize decisions.

▶ 17.1 People Analytics Basics

You’ll learn to turn descriptive reports into predictive talent models: which quantitative and qualitative data to collect, how to integrate it, and use predictions to anticipate resignations and improve decisions.

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▶ 17.2 Segmentation and Quality of Information

You will learn to audit and validate samples for validity, reliability, and representativeness, and segment data by demographic and organizational variables to detect local issues and design effective interventions.

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▶ 17.3 Integrated Management Systems [HRIS]

You will learn how integrated HR platforms centralize payroll and talent tracking, automate processes, compare cloud and on premises deployment, and apply security best practices.

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▶ 17.4 Specific Key Performance Indicators [KPIs]

You will learn to design and measure key indicators: retention and mobility rates, hiring effectiveness and hiring timelines, and training costs to optimize talent decisions.

04:20 🔒

▶ 17.5 Visualization and Profitability of Initiatives

You will learn to create interactive dashboards that simplify complex metrics and calculate talent’s economic return to justify investments and persuade senior leadership.

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▽ TOPIC 18: BUDGETING AND MANAGEMENT CONTROL IN HUMAN RESOURCES
4 Lessons00:18:08
You will learn to design and justify talent and recruiting budgets, model salary scenarios, correct variances with controls and collaborative systems, and audit processes to standardize, track, and reduce risks.

▶ 18.1 Area Financial Planning

You will learn to design and justify the human resources budget, model salary scenarios involving inflation, exchange rates, and adjustments, and prepare executive approval materials with impact metrics.

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▶ 18.2 Program and Process Budgeting

You will learn to calculate and justify the recruiting budget: ads, agencies, interview hours, vacancy costs, and provisions for training, events, and benefits.

04:38 🔒

▶ 18.3 Fundamentals of Operational Control

You will learn to detect budget variances early and apply immediate adjustments through proactive controls and collaborative systems to maintain solvency and operational agility.

04:30 🔒

▶ 18.4 Auditing and Standardization

You will learn to identify nonconformities through internal audits, turn them into improvement opportunities, and use manuals and records to standardize processes, ensure traceability, and reduce legal risks.

04:35 🔒

▽ TOPIC 19: DOWNLOAD PDF DOCUMENTATION
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Career opportunities in human resources management

The course prepares you to perform roles such as recruitment specialist, personnel administrator, payroll manager and internal training coordinator. It covers recruitment processes, interviews, competency assessment and document management, skills sought by companies across all sectors.

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What is human resources management?

Definition: set of practices to attract, develop and retain talent in the organization.

Includes recruitment, training, evaluation, compensation, and labor relations to align people and business strategy.

What are the functions of an HR department?

Key functions: recruitment, selection, training, performance evaluation and compensation.

It also manages workplace climate, legal compliance, occupational health and professional development programs.

What skills does an HR professional need?

Essential skills: communication, negotiation, empathy, data analysis, and change management.

Knowledge of labor law, conflict management, and strategic capability are valued.

How to design an effective selection process?

Define profile and competencies, use appropriate channels and objective filters [structured interviews, tests].

Measure results with quality indicators and time to hire.

What metrics are key in HR?

Main metrics: turnover, retention rate, average time to hire and absenteeism.

Also training ROI, level of engagement and productivity per employee.