Considerations for developing human resources in education
Developing human potential is a necessary process, complex, continuous and high responsibility for any
organization, bringing together actions and activities of selection and training new staff and retraining existing one
(Popescu, Crenicean, 2011).
So, human capital grows progressively in the formal school, the family, the educational entities and individual
efforts of study and reflection (http://www.edu2025.ro).
Of course, the development and effective use of human resources should be linked to a set of national and
international factors, socio-economic and institutional, material and human. Starting from the definition in the short
term of it, - the development of human resources is the process of defining, creating and providing opportunities for
learning, development and training for employees to improve individual, team and organizational performance - is
obvious that to be effective, human resource development process at the organizational level must be properly
regulated and integrated with other specific HR processes (Popescu, Crenicean, 2011).