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The Group Chief Human Resource Officer, Dangote Cement Plc, Dr Musa Rabiu, who is aspiring to be the President of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management, in this interview speaks about plans for the institute if elected in an election which holds next Tuesday. Obinna Chima presents the excerpts:There are excellent HR professionals in Nigeria who over the years have developed and acquired professional skills.
One of the challenges facing managers today is employing personnel with the right skills. How does this affect productivity in the workplace generally? The HR professional is the key facilitator of productivity in the organisation. This is because the recruitment of people for the organization involves the attraction of talents and the application of the right skill sets creates and delivers value in the organisation irrespective of the industry. When the right skills set are not hired then productivity which leads to value creation cannot be achieved.
In the last 50 years, the HR profession globally has evolved from Personnel Management to HRM then to Strategic HRM and now Human Capital Management. The period coincided with transition from analogue technology to digital technology. We are in the era of paperless office management, Artificial Intelligence and making sense of big data for people management in the organisation.
Under branding, I will improve our membership value proposition, make more effective the regulatory role of the Institute and position the Institute as an emerging HRM Thought Leadership platform in Africa. Finally, capacity building efforts will target employees at the secretariat to improve both executive and administrative skills set.
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