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The emergence of strategic human resource development

Thomas Noel Garavan · Pat Costine · Noreen Heraty

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Human Resource Development and Performance Evaluation Human Resource and Talent Management Education, Management, Technology, Human Resources

Abstract

Focuses on the emergence of human resource development. Traces the emergence of HRD in the training and development literature. Also examines the extent to which a strategic approach to training and development is practised in industry. Concludes by examining the implications of a move towards a more strategic approach to training and development.

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