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1 First stages in the HR project
CHAPTER 2 First stages in the HR project

2 First stages in the HR project
Learning outcomes Take account of different influences on your choice of topic and the way you will carry out your research Generate ideas for a research project Evaluate your research ideas and select an appropriate topic Compare different research strategies Identify potential sources of data for your project Consider how to access the data you need Formulate an outline project plan

3 Stakeholders in the research project

4 Generating ideas for projects
Start with your organisation What changes or HR challenges are we facing? Start from websites and journals What are the ‘hot topics’ in the practitioner or academic literature? Start from past assignments Is there a topic you would like to find out more about? Start from past project titles What topics excite your interest?

5 Evaluating topic ideas

6 Formulating a research aim and objective

7 Positivist and interpretivist principles

8 Some generic research strategies

9 Influences on research design

10 The research project ‘journey’
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