By the end of this course, learners will be able to define core HRM principles, analyze organizational vision and service verticals, evaluate intellectual capital strategies, apply SWOT and PESTLE frameworks, and design effective talent management lifecycles.



HRM Strategies: Analyze, Evaluate & Design
This course is part of Human Resource Management: Corporate Fundamentals Specialization

Instructor: EDUCBA
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What you'll learn
Apply SWOT and PESTLE for HR strategic analysis.
Design and manage effective talent management lifecycles.
Evaluate intellectual capital in organizational contexts.
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November 2025
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There are 2 modules in this course
This module introduces learners to the fundamental concepts of Human Resource Management (HRM) through an engaging case study. It explores organizational identity, strategic purpose, and service domains, providing a clear understanding of how HRM aligns with company ethos and goals. Learners will gain a strong foundation to analyze HRM’s role in shaping business direction.
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9 videos4 assignments
This module deepens understanding of strategic HRM by examining intellectual capital planning, external analysis frameworks, and talent management systems. Learners will explore practical tools such as PESTLE and SWOT, alongside lifecycle approaches to managing, acquiring, and selecting talent. By completing this module, learners will develop the skills to design and implement effective HRM strategies for sustainable growth.
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10 videos4 assignments
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