The one area that the HR people are missing the boat on is they are not sufficiently knowledgeable on executive compensation. Now here´s a real shocker: What area in HR do the top executives have the most interest in? Executive compensation –Bruce Ellig, author of “The Complete Guide to Executive Compensation.”
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