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Personnel management and leadership
How can personnel be sustainably managed, supported and accompanied? Carefully curated e-learning courses form the basis for a smooth onboarding process for new employees and subsequent optimal support in their day-to-day work.
HR Management-Developing Skills for HR and Leadership
Selecting employees, supporting their onboarding, and fostering their development: HR Management — E-learning for companies can be applied at various stages of HR work. The " Content Collection " offers modules for HR professionals and for managers with HR responsibilities. The focus is on specific processes and collaboration between these two roles.
You can develop these skills
- Hiring: Learn about digital recruiting approaches and prepare for job interviews using a helpful guide.
- Onboarding: Exploring how to support new employees as they join the company.
- Human Resources Development: Preparing for performance reviews and reflecting on the role of managers in employee development.
- Employee Retention: Learn about strategies for retaining employees in the long term.
Here's how to combine courses into learning paths
From recruiting to onboarding: “e-Recruiting” → “Developing an Interview Guide for Job Interviews” → “Onboarding” is a possible combination for HR professionals and managers involved in the hiring process. It combines digital recruitment with the preparation of structured interviews and the onboarding of new employees. This proposal is suitable, for example, for training individuals who are involved in the hiring process for the first time. The specific components required depend on their responsibilities.
Supporting Development and Retention: “Performance Reviews” → “Managers as the No. 1 Human Resources Developers” → “Retaining Employees Long-Term” links performance reviews to the role of development and approaches to retention. This suggested learning path is suitable for managers with human resources development responsibilities. In addition, the selection of topics includes the fundamentals of labor law, which may be relevant depending on the role.
Align the combinations with the respective HR processes. In doing so, HR and management can coordinate their respective responsibilities. As a complementary application exercise, participants can revise an interview guide or prepare for a development meeting based on company guidelines. This ensures that the connection to the specific tasks in your company is maintained.
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