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Don’t Act Like The Old: The Evolution of Human Resources Department

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Enable Group | Nov 01, 2018

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The main objective of Human Resources is not just to hire, fire or develop employees. Nowadays, the roles of Human Resources have evolved to include attraction and retention of talents and also engaging the employees.

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