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Talent retention, skill upgrade key for Human Resource role
Human resources function is the backbone for the success of every enterprise and HR professionals should ensure real customer satisfaction from employees, while focusing on changing skills mix, observed experts from the IT industry.
Hyderabad: Human resources function is the backbone for the success of every enterprise and HR professionals should ensure real customer satisfaction from employees, while focusing on changing skills mix, observed experts from the IT industry. Representatives from the industry advise HR professionals to embrace digital technology to train the employees.
Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) organized the 13th edition of the flagship event HR Conclave with the theme ‘When whY has the answers: The New Age HR Challenges and Insights,’ here on Friday. A session was organized felicitating the winners of the CII HR Rising Stars Awards, to recognize young HR professionals for adopting innovative methods to find solutions to the new age HR challenges.
BP Acharya, Special Chief Secretary, Department of Planning, Government of Telangana, was the chief guest at the conclave. After giving away the awards to the winners of the competition, Acharya said: “Our country has a large demographic dividend and organizations need to partner with the government in skilling the human resources of the country to ensure their employability.
