How does an HR Business Partner Add Value? Human Resources Career Series

I've been an HR Generalist and HR Business Partner for the majority of my career.

In this video, I'll be helping you to understand what an HR Business Partner does and how to add value.

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0:00 Introduction
0:34 HR Business Partner Definition and Explanation
4:22 HR Business Partner Key Roles
4:47 Strategic Partner
5:40 Crisis Manager
7:10 Coach
8:14 HR Business Partner Key Competencies
8:50 Business Acumen
9:27 Problem Solving
10:05 Communication

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[nikkik]

As a Director, HR Business Partner myself I'd say you did a good job explaining the role

[halleymindler]

Great video! I’m currently an HR Generalist and our new CHRO is restructuring our team and my role will be HRBP and this helped clear up a lot of my questions.

[recruitcrm]

It's amazing to see someone reflect the value and importance of HR in a workplace. Keep up the good work.

[RosemarieFit]

Thanks for the video! I’m in compensation and am looking to transition to HRBP so this was very helpful.

[nkoyoanwanakak]

Thanks for this video. i am a generalist as looking to transition to a HRBP. This was very informative.

[ratamosito]

This is really good... Really enjoyed!! Fruitful!!!

[jordanwatts]

Really liked the video David, you are a natural in front of the camera.

[adolfogutierrezpaco]

Your content It Is sooo good! Only as a general advice It seems the lights you are using on the set, make your look AND youre entire face as if you were upset. 🙏Thanks for sharing!!

[erictachie]

Thanks David. I 've learnt so much from your presentation.

[meghatanwar]

Shocked why this Chanel don't have that much traffic. 🙄

[sirimevanellawala]

very interesting and clear and simple to understand.thanks

[shanenti]

Subscribed! Thanks David for providing great HR video! I'm a HRBP based in Singapore. :)

[Chaist]

Hi David, really a good informative video. Thanks.

[JB-flgv]

great video. doing my final exam for my grad degree in human resource studies and this helped a bunch. Thanks, David!

[Opinwood]

I got into a masters program for HR! This channel was a huge influence on me. Been in business development for so long, it was hard to pivot out but timing is right for me. I want to eventually be an HRBP for sales and marketing orgs like the ones I've worked at before. Cheers.

[mohammadbasha]

It was really helpful to make me understand about HR Business Partner. Thank you so much, Mr. David Malan

[PKarim-nugg]

Hi David. Smart, precise and informative video. Thank you. It would be great if we could connect as I just started my career in Business Partnering last year.

[lolpol]

As a HRBP how do you influence others to match your way of thinking? Or persuade them to do something that they may not particularly want to do? Do you have any examples for the above?

Also how have you been involved in cultural change and what steps have you taken?

[evancemoses]

Nice this video is very good, being someone who is pursuing same career, this is very nice presentation.

[Hiddenangell]

I'm going through the interview process right now for an HRBP role and was given several questions to prepare for with the hiring manager. One, I'm not sure how to answer as it varies depending on how an organization views what an HRBP does. The question is: tell me about the biggest project you've worked on as an HRBP. I've worked on so many projects! Some that I have thought of include switching our payroll system over to another program and being part of the beta test team, as well as rolling out the program and training at my site to the employees and leaders. Another is conducting engagement surveys and increasing the engagement percentage by 20%. This was followed up with focus groups and one result from the focus groups was performing a pay analysis and increasing the pay for about 2/3 of the hourly staff who were not falling within market range. Are these good project examples for an HRBP?? Thanks!