
• Who is HR and what roles exist
• How businesses operate without HR and associated risks
• Building an HR department from scratch
• Costs, benefits, and impact of HR on business outcomes
• Self-assessment checklist for HR readiness
• How to create an HR strategy without an HR Director
• Core sequence for launching HR processes
• Practical, easy-to-implement tools for non-HR executives
• Full-cycle hiring: search, selection, offers
• Effective onboarding and candidate handover
• Introduction to OKRs and performance frameworks
• Compensation strategy and role grading
• Bonuses, retention planning, and employee engagement
• Building employer brand through rewards
• Define the ideal HR profile based on company stage
• Channels for sourcing and engaging top HR candidates
• Skills and culture-fit assessment frameworks
• Interview structure, case studies, test tasks
• How to negotiate and craft compelling offers
• Setting goals and KPIs for your new HR
• First-year roadmap, feedback and correction approach
• Relationship styles: hierarchy vs partnership
• Aligning HR incentives with business outcomes
For leadership teams, learn to design onboarding and adaptation that accelerates integration—from a clear job offer and pre-boarding to rookie books, mentoring, and gamified checklists tracking progress.
Explore situational leadership by diagnosing employee development (D1–D4) and matching directive or democratic styles (S1–S4) to foster partnership and maximize performance.
Explore how Gallup research links leader talents to employee engagement, detailing the five leadership talents and how to develop them as skills for hiring and managing.
Explore how benefits beyond salary shape the value proposition, attract and retain talent, and boost motivation through flexible benefits, health programs, remote work, sabbaticals, and wellness initiatives.
Discover how to design succession planning by identifying key roles, building a bench of deputies, and developing internal successors through nine-box analysis, development plans, rotation, and mutual learning.
Explore how to set goals, implement KPIs, and build effective control and reporting systems using delegation, dashboards, and OKR reviews to evaluate results.
Learn how to conduct effective one-on-one meetings between managers and employees, using rapport, clear questions, coaching, and feedback to create action plans, track tasks, and strengthen relationships.
Develop and run effective team meetings by prioritizing a clear agenda, time-conscious formats, active participation, and thorough follow-up to optimize collaboration and reduce costs.
Learn collaborative problem solving for leadership teams by recognizing common problematic employee types and applying practical, future-focused communication strategies to resolve issues.
Master agile task execution through sprint planning, daily scrums, sprint reviews, and retrospectives, manage blockers and sprint backlog with burndown charts, and incorporate stakeholder feedback for continuous improvement.
Master effective communications for managers and teams across meetings, email, messenger, and social channels, and develop sub-competencies like oral, written, and presentation skills, active listening, feedback, and nonviolent communication.
Learn to manage conflict within and between teams, identify stages and causes, distinguish constructive from destructive conflicts, and apply practical strategies for prevention and resolution.
Master practical business negotiation skills, including firm offers, no and what-if tactics, and avoiding concessions without return; recognize donkey, sheep, fox, and owl behaviors to protect your interests.
Learn to adapt management tools for remote leadership by integrating remote-friendly rules, checklists, and teamwork principles that treat contractors as extensions of staff while emphasizing asynchronous communication and measurable outcomes.
• CEO involvement in strategic HR
• HR’s must-have actions to fuel business scale
• Why automation matters
• Choosing the right tools and platforms
• Where to start and how to scale HR tech adoption
Running a successful company means mastering finance, operations, and sales — but what about people? For many business owners and CEOs, HR remains a black box filled with guesswork, miscommunication, and missed growth opportunities. If you’ve ever asked “What does HR really do?” or “How do I know if my HR manager is effective?” — this course is for you.
In this one-of-a-kind program, you’ll get a complete HR playbook tailored specifically for entrepreneurs and executives. Built on 20+ years of real-world experience and international HR standards, this course offers practical, no-fluff guidance on how to build, evaluate, and scale your HR function — even if you’ve never hired an HR person before.
Inside the course, you’ll discover:
• When and why to hire your first HR — and what to expect
• How to conduct an HR audit and implement 10 essential tools even without an HR team
• What modern HR looks like: recruitment, onboarding, performance, retention, engagement
• How to write a job description for an HR leader and run an executive-level hiring process
• How to evaluate HR candidates for professionalism, cultural fit, and execution
• What to expect during probation and how to measure HR success
• How to build a true partnership with HR that drives business results
• HR automation: what to digitize, what to track, and which tools to use
By the end of the course, you’ll understand what HR can do for your business — and how to make it work for you. If you want to build a scalable, high-performing company, this training is your competitive advantage.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence. It ensures cutting-edge insights and the latest practices.
This course contains a promotion.
Seats are limited. Enroll today to build an HR function that grows with your business.