Human Resources in History

Por: Kim Jinwook, Makoto Miyazaki
Welcome to 'Human Resources in History,' a journey where the strategies of ancient generals and the wisdom of bygone eras become your arsenal. We offer historical insights to sharpen your modern human resource practices and help you win your daily battles. It's more than just a lesson in history; it's a mission to identify fundamental human behaviours and organisational mechanics that hold true throughout the ages. Let's explore the intersection of historical events and modern HR challenges!

Check out our blog as well: https://hrinhistory.substack.com/
34 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast Human Resources in History

Mostrando página 2 de 2

#13 Historians’ skills 25/06/2024
#12 Meritocracy's Shadow 11/06/2024
#11 China's Millennia-Long Examination Meritocracy - Part 2 28/05/2024
#10 China's Millennia-Long Examination Meritocracy - Part 1 14/05/2024
#9 Silk Road’s Innovative Intersections 30/04/2024
#8 Growth Beyond the Unexpected 16/04/2024
#7 The Inevitable Exclusivity 02/04/2024
#6 Versailles and Edo's Pitfalls 19/03/2024
#5 Herzberg’s Theory and the Roman Army 05/03/2024
#4 Power Play: Does appointive power make you strong, or ruin your organization? 20/02/2024
#3 From Sand to Success: How Purpose and Objective Shaped the Great Pyramid 06/02/2024
#2 Corporate University: What the Industrial Revolution can tell us about transformation 23/01/2024
#1 What can recruiters learn from Ottoman Empire? 09/01/2024
#0 Introduction of Human Resources in History 09/01/2024
« Primera ‹ Anterior 1 2
© 2003-2025 ZARZA | AHEAD OF OUR TIME
privacy policy
In God we trust In God we trust
PreSales Questions? Click Here
or call our toll-free line at +1-888-5002068 Miami, Florida, USA