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A Chartered Fellow leads the development of strategic HR plans to drive business performance, combining business and professional knowledge through understanding functional and stakeholder needs. They partner with and influence senior business leaders and executives to interpret business strategy and ensure HR strategies deliver organizational objectives, impacting functions across and outside the organization while being measured against strategic goals.
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The document summarizes a job posting for a Deputy HR Director position. The role would assist the HR Director in developing and implementing HR strategies, policies, and practices for a large construction company with over 11,000 employees across the Middle East. Responsibilities would include managing special projects, developing talent management programs, ensuring competitive compensation and recruitment practices, and recommending HR system improvements. The ideal candidate would have 15-20 years of international HR experience, including 5 years in a top HR role, and expertise in policy development within a multinational, multi-cultural organization.
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Strategic management involves ongoing planning, monitoring, analysis and assessment to help a company meet its goals and objectives. It is interdisciplinary, with all areas of the business involved. Strategic management also focuses externally on interactions with competitors and customers, and internally on assessing resources and capabilities. It provides direction for the future by requiring companies to project their future position. Strategic management helps coordinate activities across departments to create a more efficient organization and allow a company to adapt to changing internal and external situations.
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Profile of a Chartered Fellow
- 1. Profile of a Chartered Fellow • A Chartered Fellow leads the development of strategic HR plans that drive sustained business performance. • Skills and knowledge focus Combining strategic business and professional knowledge and experience. Drawing business insights from understanding functional and business realities and stakeholder needs. • Relationship with clients Partners with and shapes the thinking of senior business leaders. • Impacts and measures Impacts with functions across the organisation and externally. Is measured against strategic business objectives. • Chartered Fellows are senior HR leaders, creating and developing HR strategies that deliver the organisation's objectives. Whether from a specialist or generalist background, they partner with and influence Executive teams or the Board to interpret business strategy and ensure successful delivery of integrated HR plans.