For practitioners
Experience becomes valuable when it helps someone act.
Help shape better people decisions. We are inviting experienced HR practitioners to express interest in a focused advisory network.
Apply as an adviser
What you bring
Work you have owned.
Judgement you can explain.
- Direct experience of the decisions you want to advise on
- An ability to explain context, options and trade-offs
- Clear boundaries around your knowledge
- Permission to participate independently
- A commitment to confidentiality and honest representation
A thoughtful process.
A voluntary commitment.
Tell us where you can contribute
Share your strongest areas, a nonconfidential delivery example, relevant India or GCC experience and broad availability.
Build an accurate capability picture
We may follow up privately about your personal contribution, permitted evidence, restrictions and appropriate formats.
Consider a specific assignment
Suitability, availability, conflicts, scope and fees are confirmed separately for each engagement.
Before you apply
Your participation,
clearly defined.
Does applying guarantee work?
No. Application is an expression of interest. It does not establish admission, availability, a public profile or a paid assignment.
Do I need to be an HCI Talks member?
Advisory participation is a separate choice. Community membership and editorial participation do not automatically qualify anyone as an adviser.
Can I participate while employed?
Only where your employment terms, professional duties and other obligations permit it. Permissions and conflicts must be checked for each engagement.
Will my profile be published?
No public profile is created by this application. Sharing a biography for matching or publishing it requires separate permission.
Is this a recruitment application?
No. Advisory, community membership and recruitment are separate choices. Any recruitment process needs fresh consent and a separate mandate.
Contribute your experience
Tell us where your experience can make a difference.
Voluntary participation. Every assignment is reviewed separately.