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3 years ago

Using an example, explain the relationship between human resources and business objectives....

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Human Resources are like eyes,mouth,legs and etc. they help us everyday and we need them,without them we wouldn’t be anything and some ppl don’t have them but they work without it. Business objectives is like you doing something that requires objectives like pen,paper,laptop something that will help with business.

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