The top 3 priorities for HR in 2023

 1. Leader and manager effectiveness 

 
The expectations placed on leaders change along with corporations and society, which makes their jobs more difficult. The workplace of today demands that leaders be more sincere, sympathetic, and adaptable.
These three demands signify a new leadership style: "human" leadership.

Human leaders are still hard to come by, despite HR leaders' best efforts to instill in them the dedication, courage, and confidence they need to answer the call. To be good human leaders, leaders certainly need commitment, bravery, and confidence; yet, HR's traditional tactics do not address the obstacles preventing leaders from realizing their full potential. These challenges include their own (very human) feelings of uncertainty, anxiety, and doubt. Recognize their humanity and deal with these emotional hurdles head-on to assist leaders fulfill the requirement for human leadership and prepare them for the future of work.

2. Organizational design and change management 

 

Political instability, economic unpredictability, and digital changes have all contributed to significant disruption and change. Since firms are currently experiencing the effects of too much change and uncertainty, organizational design and change management continue to be top priorities for CHROs.

Workers are becoming less eager to adapt to organizational changes; in 2016, the Gartner Workforce Change Study found 74% of employees were willing to do so, but by 2022, that percentage had fallen to 38%. The effects of change fatigue are obvious. HR managers must assist staff members in navigating change and minimizing any negative effects it may have on their productivity and, more crucially, their wellbeing. 

3. Employee experience 

 

Many HR professionals find it difficult to pinpoint the internal changes that workers need to make in order to advance their careers.
Only one out of every four workers in a recent Gartner survey on employee career preferences expressed confidence in their career at their company, while three out of every four people seeking for a new post are interested in employment outside of their company.


Generally, there are three steps in career development:

  • Establish a course and explain the responsibilities and advantages of the post.
  • For prospective new roles, look for in-role opportunities.
  • Determine internal responsibilities to accomplish objectives.

That route, meanwhile, is less obvious now that job experience is evolving. With less time spent in offices, career possibilities are less obvious; employees are not prepared for future positions and their existing options don't meet their needs as people reevaluate the importance of work in their lives. To develop the most suitable jobs for employees, this creates new career imperatives for HR directors. 

References....

  1. Jade Taryn Graham,Key ways that Human Resources can keep up with the pace or workplace change, Top HR priorities in 2023, January 2023 
  2. Explore five emerging HR trends, priorities and action steps to focus on for the year ahead.https://www.gartner.com/en/human-resources/trends/top-priorities-for-hr-leaders

Comments

  1. A good read. Also it has to take in to consideration to retain good human resources such as good performers / positive attitude people. Remember "A good Marketer is market driven, but the best marketer DRIVES the market"

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    1. Yes but there can be negative attitude peoples. Isn’t it. Thanks for your comments

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    2. But it’s important to have positive minded people. But we have both and need to manage both

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  2. Kaushalya DeshapriyaApril 19, 2023 at 8:50 PM

    Good stuff. Keep it up.

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  3. Good Article . Keep blogging good stuff 👍

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  4. Good informative stuff 👍 keep blogging

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    1. Thanks pls comments for other articles also

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  5. Good Article 👍

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  6. Anuruddhika RajakarunaApril 20, 2023 at 3:56 AM

    The article is very interesting and effective. Keep it up.

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    1. Realy appreciate your comment

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  7. Interesting article.

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  8. With the prevailing economic uncertainties, cost pressures, exhausted workforce and changes in the way we work, the focus of HR professionals in future would mostly revolve around:

    Improving operational capabilities and strategic impact to increase efficiency within HR
    Create and implement a more human-centric work design to deliver the benefits of a hybrid workforce
    Provide support and training to mitigate the widening managerial skills gap
    Focus on employee mental health
    Confront data ethics in new HR technology

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    1. Thanks For your comments Mr. Rayan

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  9. HR leaders can use the latest HR trends to craft their strategic plans. They can also proactively set priorities for their functions and goals for themselves in alignment with their businesses.

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    1. A performance evaluation is an important tool for keeping communication flowing between teams. Periodic evaluation is a chance for managers and employees to review the recent past and discuss future expectations. An evaluation also serves as an opportunity to set goals as individuals and as a team, and an important part of this process is the employee self-assessment. These tips will help you create a useful self-assessment for your next performance evaluation.

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    2. Agreed santhush

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  10. Self-assessments are important for both employees and managers as a lever of professional growth.

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    1. Hi Sangeeth agreed with your comments

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  11. Performance evaluations help everyone know where they stand and how they’re performing in relation to business goals. Often, workplaces engage in performance evaluations annually, but they should become an ongoing process to fairly and accurately evaluate employees and create a positive company culture of constant communication and feedback.

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    1. Yes performance evaluation very help full for everyone

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    1. Great read, Leaders and HR heads alike have their biggest challenge in the coming years after the pandemic that is to retail skilled talent . Leader need not only be sympathetic , Empathic and flexible but new generational workers need to be guided with short term and long term plans in career growth . There is a role reversal seen where the best Marketers are also trained HR leaders.

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    2. Thanks for your valuable comments Michi

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  13. This blog provides valuable insights into the challenges facing HR leaders in developing "human" leaders and managing change in the workplace. The three steps in career development highlighted in the article offer practical guidance to support employees' career growth.

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    1. Agreed Duminda thanks for your comments

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  14. Your introduction "Human Leadership" defines three qualities of sincere, sympathetic, and adaptability. Does them improve the effectiveness or efficiency of a leader

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    1. Hi Wasantha yes it will improve effectiveness and efficiency

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  15. Organizational change management, on the other hand, involves the process of planning, implementing, and managing changes in an organization to minimize resistance, ensure successful adoption, and achieve desired outcomes.

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    1. yes. it involves the process of planning, implementing, and managing changes in an organization to minimize resistance. Thanks for your comments Sanjeewa

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  16. Overall, the article provides valuable insights into the top priorities for HR in 2023. These priorities reflect the changing nature of work and the need for HR professionals to adapt and evolve to meet the demands of a rapidly changing workplace. By focusing on developing effective leaders, managing change, and enhancing employee experience, HR managers can help organizations thrive and succeed in the years to come.

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    1. yes Sanuja By focusing on developing effective leaders, managing change, and enhancing employee experience, HR managers can help organizations thrive and succeed in the years to come.

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  17. Thanks for your comments Sanuja

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