HR Gets the Big Thumbs-Down

Topics:
Human Capital,
Performance Management
Tags:
Human Resources,
Management-Issues,
Marketing,
Marketing Research,
Senior Executive,
Survey
Source:
Management-Issues

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Overview: Senior executives across the world have given their HR departments an emphatic thumbs-down, rating them the worst-performing of all their business functions. The Economist Intelligence Unit's annual CEO Briefing survey quizzed 555 senior executives, including 226 CEOs, about their priorities and challenges over the next few years. Asked to rate the performance of various areas of their business, survey respondents slammed their HR functions, with more assessing its performance bad than good.

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Format: HTML | Date: Mar 2006 | Pages: 2

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