Pilenzo: I think there’s a need to define curriculums, competencies, the body of knowledge in the profession. I wrote an article for Workforce asking, ‘Is HR really a profession?’ The Answer is ‘not yet.’ If HR is going to become a true profession they need to model the ABA [American Bar Association], the AMA [American Medical Association], the accounting profession and the engineering professions. HR is not what it should be in terms of a model that one could point to and say this is truly a profession. People enter this field anyhow and any way with any kind of degree. Fifty percent of those practicing HR do not have a degree in HR. Would you want a doctor to operate on you who is an engineer? We need to model and align with the four knowledge-based professions.