Abstract
This interview provides an insight into the importance of Human Resource Management (HRM) through the perspective of an academic policymaker. The interview was exploratory and was conducted by considering the role of academic policymakers in the success of the field. The interview has identified vital information on the importance and advancement of HRM, its amalgamation, academia and industry liaison in the development of the HRM curriculum and local contextualisation. The interview also emphasised the factors to achieve HRM optimal growth, concerns to oversee, creation of opportunities, and future challenges and prospects for HRM learners.
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