Dear HR , Training and Learning & Development
Heads,
Over the weekend I was indulged in my book to understand the principles
of Sun Tzu for TLMM. I came aross a section for the HR Departments.
Here is a snap shot of what I read. Hope you can learn &
apply back for your People.
Surviving in Times of Crisis
·
Is it the end? Life will still go..it has
to.
·
The Chinese word for ‘crisis’ is made up of two
characters, ‘danger’ and ‘opportunity’.
·
Throughout this book, the message is very clear
and consistent: urging you to be visionary, virtuous and caring towards your
employees, customers, suppliers, etc.
HRM: Today and in The Future
·
One, who foresees victory before a battle, will
most probably win.
·
One, who predicts not much of a chance of
winning before the fight, will most probably not win.
·
Some companies, they are serious enough to
include HR managers in their top management team.
·
Some HR manager has even made it to the board of
directors.
·
HR manager no longer regarded as the company’s
welfare officer or ‘clean-up-the-mess’ boy.
·
The modern-day HR manager is expected to be much
more open-minded and strategic in his thinking.
·
To be effective in his job, he must have
excellent human skills, e.g. interpersonal relationships and communications.
·
Today’s HR managers cannot divorced from the
reality of coexistence.
·
In this respect, a HR manager can learn much
from Sun Tzu who observes.
·
If you have a really good HR manager, he can
save a lot of money for your corporation, often from the reduction of indirect
costs.
The Moral Law
·
In time crisis, the mission statement often
serves as an ‘anchor’ to provide strategic direction for the company.
·
Total accord with their ruler, so that they will
follow him in life and death without fear for their lives and undaunted by any
peril.
·
We are responsible to our employees- Employees
must feel free to make suggestions and complaints.
·
Here, be prepared to work hard to achieve our
goals… if anyone is willing to chip in for the company, then I’m afraid he is
not for us.
·
It could be a most powerful weapon to harness
the potential of your people and bring focus to the desired direction.
Until our next learning, lets
SERVE people today.
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