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If I will be a Human Practitioner...

In my previous article I talked about Human Resource planning wherein it is a continuous process to achieve success. The people who do to attain are the human resource practitioner. The are the one who somewhat solves the issues in an organization by  providing guidance and advice to the management. In this article I would like to share with you how I put myself in their shoes by answering the question that being asked. If you were a human resource practitioner, how are you going to address the problems/barriers faced in human resource planning. What actions or plans would you recommend to overcome these problems? The role of an HR practitioner is important, because they are the one who guide and lead the employees to strive harder to reach the organization's goal. Human resources or the process of deploying people within and out of the organization are effectively possible if barriers and problems are overcome. There are many barriers and problems that arise in human resource planning such as; Inaccuracy, Time and Expenses, Lack of Purpose, Employers Resistance, Employees Resistance, Numbers’ game, Lack of support, Uncertainties etc. If I become an HR practitioner, I will make sure to create professional training for new employees for them to develop or enhance their skills and help the current employees to grow so that they will effectively deploy to different departments where they are needed. By doing so, I think it can be one of the organization's advantages, that we focus our attention on enhancing employee's knowledge and skills because competent enough they will be able to overcome the barriers and problems. That's all! I hope you enjoy reading and learned something to this! Let me know your about this article, just comment down below! Stay tuned for more interesting articles of mine!😉 # 38 : Sunday : September 18, 2022 : Re-joyce