"CHRO roles evolve with strategic growth"

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"Leaders, chief executive officers, board members, and venture capital and private equity firms realize HR is the secret glue holding everything together." Reimagining CHRO roles and responsibilities for strategic growth Through Deloitte analysis of chief human resources officer job postings since 2018 coupled with in-depth interviews with CHROs, it was found that the number of unique skills CHROs are expected to bring to the table has increased by 23%. This is the highest of any of the C-suite roles analysed in the study. Moreover, the study finds that as the importance of HR has grown, the CHRO is increasingly being expected to bring a more robust set of quantitative and analytical skills to the table, while also working to ensure that workers are engaged and treated well (see page 5). The report breaks down these analytical and regulation/compliance skills in more detail, and brings them to life with examples from CHROs including Peter Fasolo, Ph.D. and Christian Meisner. Kudos to the Deloitte team of Kyle Forrest, Brad Kreit, Tim Murphy, Monika Mahto, Karen Weisz, and Jessica Britton Cantrell. 👉 The report is featured in the May edition of Data Driven HR Monthly - a selection of the best HR, future of work and people analytics resources of the month. See full edition here: https://lnkd.in/eQNX46qN 👈 #humanresources #chiefpeopleofficer #peopleanalytics #workforceplanning #leadership #futureofwork

Nico DECOCK

Distrilog Group10K followers

8mo

This report is data-rich, and — in parts — inspiring. It tells us CHROs now need: More analytical skill (policy analysis up 60% since 2018) Compliance mastery (labor compliance skills up 90%) Business strategy fluency (+49% in job postings) Horizon scanning for AI, sustainability, human capital trends All true. All important. All already possible within the right HR operating model. And that’s the problem. Deloitte is layering new skills on an old frame — the same structural setup that has kept CHROs as “strategic partners” to the business, instead of power centers in the business. It’s an incremental upgrade on a flawed chassis. However what we truly need is that: HR holds equal decision rights in strategy creation Power isn’t borrowed through “partnership” — it’s inherent in the structure Accountability is shared at the top, not diluted down the org chart The CHRO isn’t measured only by alignment, but by direct business ownership of results Deloitte’s version? The CHRO as an even busier advisor. But let’s not confuse skill expansion with structural revolution. Because if we don’t rewire the system, we’ll just keep giving CHROs more to carry on the same broken frame. And eventually… even the best frame collapses

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Brian Heger

Brian Heger HR Advisory…97K followers

9mo

Thanks David Green 🇺🇦. Excellent quote by Peter Fasolo captured in this report: “If you’re a profit and loss leader or a CEO, you’re thinking about growth, innovation, and capabilities needed to deliver shareholder expectations—and a CHRO needs to think along those same lines.” This reinforces the importance of delivering value based on what organizational stakeholders—employees, investors, customers, and communities—actually need and value, rather than how HR might define "value" internally, which may differ from stakeholder expectations in some cases. Thanks for the share.

Andrew Lobo

Clarify HR Consulting1K followers

9mo

I'm surprised and very happy to see compliance emphasized. Good for them resisting the "compliance sucks" mantra of most HR "influencers". In my opinion they did miss something important and fundamental among the "forces" shaping HR requirements. In the mid 90's intangible assets/intellectual capital - for the first time in history - became a bigger driver of market cap than tangible assets. The trouble was, nobody noticed.

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The rising complexity of the CHRO role says it all. HR isn’t just about people anymore, it’s about strategy, data, and impact. This report does a great job showing how CHROs are stepping into some of the most dynamic leadership territory in the C-suite. David Green 🇺🇦

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Brie Harvey

Achievers5K followers

9mo

Love seeing data validate what so many of us have felt for years: HR isn't adjacent to strategy—it is the strategy. Excited to see CHRO roles getting the spotlight (and complexity) they deserve. It's quite a time to in HR!

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Evan Franz, MBA

Worklytics16K followers

9mo

The growing demand for both analytical depth and human centered leadership in CHRO roles shows just how much the function has evolved. It is no longer just about skills but about enabling better, faster decisions across the org. Thanks for sharing this really interesting work David Green 🇺🇦.

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Would be interesting to see how the competencies/required skills of a CHRO compare with the required ones' for a CEO/CFO/COO. It might surprise us..

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Keith Langbo

Kelaca12K followers

9mo

This insight highlights the evolving role of CHROs in today's organizations. It's exciting to see HR being recognized as integral to strategic growth.

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