Human Resource Development and Management General Theory

Author: Li Zhongbin
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: The 21st century is an era of talent emergence and a time of winners taking all. Human resource development and management are showing new trends, with the internationalization of talent, networking of talent, and capitalization of talent becoming increasingly prominent. The knowledge economy, the internet economy, and global economic integration have had a significant impact on businesses, and human resources, as the core resource of enterprises, are inevitably at the forefront. In the 21st century, businesses will face a new competitive environment of "non-boundary permeability," including the unstoppable trend of economic globalization, rapid technological changes and innovation, and rapidly changing differentiated customer demands. Only with advanced technology and knowledge, especially the ability to create exclusive heterogeneous knowledge monopolies, can businesses ensure their survival and sustainable development. Talent or human resources, as the carriers of knowledge and science, inevitably become the key to a company's future success. This is because they represent the sum of the specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities an enterprise possesses, and compared to the intangible nature of technology and knowledge, they are tangible and can be managed, trained, and developed. The employees of a company, especially the knowledge and skills they possess, become the true wealth of the company. Therefore, if a company can always attach great importance to the development and management of human resources and the construction of its mechanisms, taking "people-oriented" as the core of its corporate culture, and effectively allocating its human resources through talent policies and detailed human resource work, it will definitely stand unshaken in the fierce competition.

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