Visakhapatnam: India-Visakhapatnam Management Institute has started a five-month long professional program in human resource management (PPHRM) for Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) officers.
Cohort has participants from Mumbai and Visakhapatnam.
The Executive Director of HPCL employees, Suresh Shetty, said: “It is important for a professional HR to embed three basic components such as empathy, ethical governance, and analytical skills to develop the right HR attitude.”
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the Director of Recreation, HR (HR), Abhishek Datta, said that the strategy can define direction, but the culture will become a basic habitat to achieve any objectives in an organization.
Datta said that it was only the beginning of many collaborative initiatives with IIMV and HPCL would start.
Director of Iim-Visakhapatnam Prof.
M Chandrasekhar talks about the importance of empowering employees and HR roles in an organization.
“Creativity and innovation comes from empowering employees.
Progressive organizations such as HPCL maintain their high performance because of productive and satisfied employees.
This is an important factor that will continue to be fertilized and managed by HR, especially when the workforce consists of a mixture of millennium and experienced professionals,” added Prof.
Chandrasekhar.
Collaboration between HPCL and IIM V were present as part of their MOU they appointed recently.
General Manager, Visakh Refinery, K Nagesh set the tone for this program.
The Bisakha Majumdar program director explained the typical features of a specially designed curriculum.
According to Iim-Vizag officials, this program aims to develop an overall understanding of the role of human resource management in advancing organizational strategies and to respect the change in HRM practices in connection with the dynamic change context in the organization.
It will also provide exposure to participants in the tools and techniques adopted in HRM such as HR Analytics.
This program will be held virtually, with the last phase dealing with project presentations carried out on campus.
