Meaning of human capital
Human Capital
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Meaning and definition of human capital :
Human capital: Knowledge, skills and experiences possessed by individual employees. Human capital includes both explicit conceptual knowledge such as how to create a budget or how to use an email system as well as more tacit knowledge like how to negotiate a sale or interpret a market trend. A company’s stock of human capital tells us about the current level of individual skills. By comparing the skill level with that of competition and what customers demand, gaps can be identified and necessary corrective steps can be taken.
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