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Purpose

This paper aims to describe how Shanghai Shuozhi Management Consulting tightly integrates its human resource management (HRM) with the overall strategy of the business.

Design/methodology/approach

The paper explains the reasons for such close integration and the benefits it brings.

Findings

The paper details the impact of such close integration on recruitment, training and organizational performance.

Practical implications

The paper reveals that Shanghai Shuozhi Management Consulting displays eight of Thomas Garavan's nine characteristics of strategic human resource management.

Social implications

The paper highlights the ways in which Shanghai Shuozhi taps into the wealth of knowledge available at the organizational and human resource research center at Tongji University, Shanghai.

Originality/value

The paper reveals how strategic HRM operates in a Chinese context.

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