A Call for Organizational Literacy: Why Every Leader Must Understand Modern H

 A Call for Organizational Literacy: Why Every Leader Must Understand Modern HR


Financial and operational literacy are demanded of leaders. In today’s world, human systems literacy is just as critical. This book provides that literacy, giving every executive, department head, and board member the framework to ask the right questions and build a people-centric organization.

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