The HR Dialogues #23 | The State of HR: Reputation, Careers, and the Future Outlook

What does the future look like for HR? Find out what workforce data reveals about HR careers, challenges, and more.
Welcome to The HR Dialogues with Dr. Dieter Veldsman! Join AIHR's Chief HR Scientist to learn from People Practitioners as they navigate the changing world of work.
In this episode of The HR Dialogues, Dr. Dieter Veldsman is joined by three guests to discuss the state of HR today and the challenges facing Human Resources professionals. We're excited to welcome Dr. Lisa Simon (Chief Economist at Revelio Labs), Dr. Hakki Ozdenoren (Senior Economist at Revelio Labs), and Dr. Marna van der Merwe (HR Subject Matter Expert at AIHR).
Revelio Labs is an industry leader in workforce intelligence, using analytics to help organizations understand labor markets and make data-driven decisions. Revelio Labs and AIHR partnered to create the State of HR report, focusing on five challenges the function faces.
In this episode of The HR Dialogues we discuss:
- What's holding HR careers back
- Why the HR talent pipeline is causing headaches
- Has HR become a cult?
Watch the full discussion to learn more about the major challenges facing HR - and what the future could look like.
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Great insights shared in this episode of The HR Dialogues! It's fascinating to learn about the challenges facing HR professionals and the future outlook for the field. Looking forward to more engaging discussions like this!