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Human Resource Development is a comprehensive syllabus oriented textbook designed to meet the requirements of MBA/ PGDM students. Written in a student friendly style, it focuses on theoretical fundamentals, mechanisms and instruments and applications of HRD based on industry experience and academic research by the author.The book opens with an introduction to organization and people, leadership, vision, performance and develops the concept of human resource development. It explains topics such as competency mapping and Professional development (Coaching, Mentoring, Training and Counseling). The book elaborates training and development, which is one of the most important components of HRD, and reward and renewal systems. Contemporary topics such as HRD audit, knowledge management, technology in HRD are explored. There is a discussion on the qualitative implications of HRD and its linkage with quality of work life. The book closes with an elucidation of HR research.The book would also serve as a handy reference book for HR practitioners to achieve excellence in organizations through human resource development.
This text investigates the core mechanisms, theoretical frameworks, and practical applications of human resource development within modern organizational structures. Author Uday Kumar Haldar draws upon his extensive academic background and industry experience to provide a structured guide for MBA and PGDM students. The book synthesizes foundational concepts with contemporary practices to explain how organizations can optimize human capital through strategic development initiatives.
What You Will Find
Experts and educators recognize this text as a foundational resource for students navigating the complexities of human resource management. Readers frequently note the systematic, syllabus-oriented approach that makes dense organizational theory accessible for both academic study and professional reference.
Page Count:
656
Publication Date:
2009-04-30
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195698711
ISBN-13:
9780195698718
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