Q For this last week of class, we have no assigned readings. I know you're working hard on your final Assignment. You have three questions to respond to which require you to reflect on your learning during the past seven weeks and then to share your thoughts with us. I look forward to reading your ideas. Please understand we only touched on the basic functions that affect Human Resources Managers today. There are additional courses in the HRMN program that will explore many of these topics in more depth. Human Resource Management is an exciting and dynamic field. My hope is that you have a solid foundation on which to develop a rich and rewarding career. Post your original response to the questions by 11:59 pm EST Saturday. You do not need to respond to colleagues, as I know you are all busy working on the final assignments. You can respond to all three questions in one post. Question 1: Achieving the course outcomes? Our stated Course Outcomes are listed below. Do you believe you have achieved the Course Outcomes? Is there one assignment or reading that has contributed most to your learning? Is there one question or area of interest you would like to have seen explored more? After completing this course, you will be able to: • Understand and apply human resource principles, practices, and tools to inform and guide HR initiatives in alignment with HR and organizational strategies. • Demonstrate an understanding of how the human resource function interacts with other functions within the organization to achieve strategic goals • Understand, interpret, and apply criteria and metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of HR programs to support organizational effectiveness • Understand the major functional areas of HR and recommend HR solutions or initiatives to address dynamic customer and stakeholder needs. • Understand and demonstrate how to apply HR principles in a global context through communication and ethical workplace practices that promote diversity, inclusion, and cultural awareness. Question 2: Which resources or assignments were most helpful to your learning? Why? Question 3: Which topic do you wish had been dealt with more in depth or you found hard to master?