Strategic HR vs HR People Operations: Revolutionizing Human Resources
Isha Crusem, CPHR
Executive Global Recruitment & Talent Acquisition Leader Specialized in Employee Relations & Client Management
In the dynamic world of Human Resources (HR), two distinct approaches are making waves: Strategic HR and HR People Operations. While both are integral to HR management, they focus on different aspects of the function.
Strategic HR is all about the long game. It concentrates on the organization's long-term goals and how HR can contribute to achieving them. Key skills in this area include strategic planning, leadership, and business acumen. The impact? Driving organizational change.
On the other hand, HR People Operations zeroes in on the day-to-day operations of HR, aiming to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. It's about streamlining processes and ensuring the smooth running of HR functions.
The rise of these two approaches is revolutionizing HR in several ways. Firstly, HR is becoming more strategic and aligned with the organization's goals. Secondly, HR is becoming more efficient and effective. Lastly, HR is becoming more data-driven and evidence-based, leading to better decision-making.
This revolution is elevating the role of HR professionals. They are now seen as strategic partners, contributing to the organization's success, and as experts in data and analytics.
Let's look at some examples of how these approaches are transforming HR:
These are just a few examples of how Strategic HR and HR People Operations are revolutionizing HR. As the world of work continues to evolve, the need for these approaches will only grow. The future of HR is strategic, efficient, and data-driven.
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Sources:
?"Strategic HR: A Guide to Driving Organizational Change" by Josh Bersin (2018)
"HR People Operations: The New Way to Think About HR" by Laszlo Bock (2015)
"The People Analytics Revolution: Using Data to Transform HR" by Peter Cappelli (2018)
"The Future of HR: How People Analytics Will Transform the Way We Work" by Bryce G. Williams (2017)
"The HR Data-Driven Revolution: How to Use Data to Improve Your HR Strategy" by Ben Eubanks (2019)