HR As a Strategic Partner: What Does it Take to Make it Happen?

January 2, 2003
Edward E. Lawler, Susan A. Mohrman
E. Lawler and S. Mohrman share that a number of articles, books and studies have argued that HR needs to become a strategic partner. But is HR becoming a strategic partner?

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