Hello、munejyuka。

The other day、I was looking at an article online

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The word came out。

I realized from the context that it was a word that expressed a position in a company.、I didn't know what it was.。

今回は、I looked into this word CHO.。

What does CHO stand for?

First、What does CHO stand for?、

Chief Happiness Officer
Chief Happiness Officer

stands for、This word was created by taking the first letter of the。

It says happiness、In Japanese,

People who manage employee happiness

Is it like that?。

Is happiness really the moment you see it? Am I the only one who thought that...

What is the role of CHO?

Now that I understand the abbreviation of CHO、Next is the job title。When written in Japanese、

Highest Personnel Responsible Person

That seems to be the case.。

He is the best person in the human resources department.。

I'm not used to hearing it in Japan.、It seems to hold an important position in America.、It seems that it has been around for a long time。

The three major resources of a company are、"mono"、"Human"、It is called "money"。

As a person who is in a position to be responsible for that “person”、can be said to be in an important position。

What is the job content of CHO?

I use it normally when talking in conversation、What kind of work does a CHO do?

I think it varies depending on the company.。

Of course it's personnel.、Recruitment and labor、Evaluation etc.、It is said that the job description is to supervise work related to human resources.。

Recruitment strategy as well、I am also deeply involved in restructuring, etc.。

It must be quite difficult when "humans" are involved...

Summary

・CHO is Chief Human Resources Officer.

・A post office that has been around for a long time in America

・Involved in company management through human resources

CEOs often ask、I wasn't very familiar with CHO, so I looked into it this time.。

It may not be used often, but、I thought I would like to have this as a piece of knowledge.。

*Such a book was found。I want to buy it and read it right away。