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3 The changing face of HR: Research report There is still more to do HR and People teams are showing early signs of experimenting with technologies such as AI and gamification, but there is still more to do. 43% believe their organization will not keep up with changes in technology over the next 10 years. The role of HR is changing— with new skillsets required Fewer than one in three respondents would rate their HR skills and competency levels as expert today, with 86% of respondents believing HR skillsets need to change. HR roles will change beyond recognition A whopping 82% of HR and People leaders anticipate that the role of HR director will be completely unrecognizable in ten years' time. 43% 86% 82% HR and People teams should be the face of change in organizations These findings show how HR is responding to the ongoing changes in the workscape. If HR teams can rise to these challenges and be the face of change in organizations, then they have an unprecedented opportunity in today's world of work.

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