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why human resources management is called a challenging job​

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Answered by jubedabegum87355
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Managing people (Human Resources) in the present context is not an enviable task as it is mired in many challenges. The competitive challenges include globalization, technology, managing change, retaining human capital, responding to market forces and cost containment.

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Answered by bhatiamona
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Why human resources management is called a challenging job​?

Human resource is a challenging job in today's time because managing human resource in today's environment is a herculean task. Many competitive factors like globalization, management change, technology, market pressure, cost control are important to manage human resource. Apart from this, the age of the employees, their work efficiency, diversity of their nature, their level of education, their attitude to work and their other family problems also affect the human resource. Human resources are managed keeping all these factors in mind.

Management of human resources involves dealing with and balancing different physical regions, cultures, employment laws and business complexities etc. In the process of human resource management, the process of locating and training the knowledge and skills of employees is a complex process. That is why managing human resource is a challeging job.

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