Rethinking HR Value Creation in the Age of Disruptions | Dave Ulrich

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Reinventing the Organization – How Companies Can Deliver Radically Greater Value in Fast-Changing Markets

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Great. The best will come. WE WILL KEEP WINNING

ogunseyeanuoluwapo
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Based on the video, Organization that wins in the Marketplace is the best thing HR can offer to employer which can be done through the creation of values. How? ;

1. Anticipate and Understand the Environment
2. Facilitate and Clarifies Strategic Agilities
3. Define and embed 4 capabilities (customer, innovation, agility and external sensing)
4. Create a morphology or structure that's incredibly agile, that has a platform and cells.
5. Build Governance of 6 things (culture, performance accountability, manage ideas, manage talent, manage information, and build collaboration
6. Coach and embed leadership

danialmuhayat
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Oh my God! That’s amazing and soooo inspiring 😍 Thank you!

marta_savruk
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Hi everybody! IMHO, theoretical professors, like dear Mr. Dave Ulrich, forget to mention really important practical things: in particular, that the responsibility for personnel is not HR, but management. therefore, HR, of course, can and should initiate a lot of useful and interesting things for stakeholders. But HR cannot and should not replace managers and shoulder their responsibility.

andreychechin
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Great learning experience. Thanks Dave

emilymuukua
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John Lewis is moving from its brick and mortar model to digital and closing stores, not sure what it means to the employee shareholders

sinjofin
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ABB under Percy Barnevic, when giants learn to dance,

sinjofin
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Por favor cambien el título: en la era de la "disrupción" (no interrupciones)

gracielagarone
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How to attract n retain millenials n younger generation. That's the HR problem

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