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Human Capital Institute (hci.org) has a 4.5 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 100 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Education & Training and its reputation is excellent. Praise is nearly unanimous, with 90% rating it 4 stars or higher; The business has replied to 25% of negative reviews; 9 of them were added in the last 12 months. Last updated 2026-10-24.
The Strategic Talent Acquisition course I took with HCI was outstanding. Exactly what we needed to increase the skillset of our North American Human Resources Team in this hyper competitive market. We are rolling out to our whole team at our Human Resources Development Program this Fall.
I am new to the Workforce Planning topics. I was very pleased with the level of expertise for all of the speakers and their ability to deliver the information to meet the needs of my level of expertise. The conference was very professionally delivered and Bill did a great job as the moderator. I am looking at other resources with HCI that I might leverage to expand my workforce planning development.
The facilitator was personable, knowledgeable and engaging. I appreciated that the training didn't cram too much information into a small window of time and that it was appropriately spaced between knowledge transfer and activities. Highly recommend.
I really enjoyed the small class size (by happenstance). Both instructors were very well versed on the subject. I thoroughly enjoyed everyone's comments and experiences that shared.
The content, training, and instructor were awesome! This course provides very valuable information for HRBPs. My only negative feedback would be regarding the communications from HCI, or rather the lack thereof. There were no pre-course communications at all, so no instructions or guidance on the physical location of the training, options on nearby lodging, what to bring, what to expect, etc. I had to reach out to HCI on this. Although when I did, their representatives were very responsive.
The instructor was an excellent teacher. He had great examples and a great energy throughout the entire course. He made it easy to learn and understand.
Training was well organized and provided valuable information. The format, for the most part, provided a good balance of teaching, coaching and interaction by participants.
Several good take-aways were provided each day.
The most wonderful experience was the faci, Sharma Kumari. She was very engaging and knowledgeable, making every second enjoyful yet full of learning experience. A lot of engaging group activities too that can be applied to our real working.
There was very little diversity in the speakers. I would like to see more diversity in the future.
Reply from Human Capital Institute2022-12-15
Danielle, we agree. For our data topics it's a little difficult to find many women to present. Everyone of our other events is diversified and equitable, but you have our promise to try harder next year for this one! Hope you enjoyed the excellent content!
Meagan Hargrave, Rocked~
She was an excellent facilitator, exhibited depth/breath of knowledge, used accelerated training techniques, and kept participants engaged.
Great job and major Kudos...
The instructor was fantastic! I really enjoyed the course. It really made me think about the data the was presented and how I can apply those skills to my current role.
Our instructor Mark Allen was a wonderful teacher. He was engaging and insightful. I found the program to be extremely beneficial and easily relatable to my current organization.
Meghan was an outstanding facilitator for the Strategic Diversity, Equity and Inclusion certification class. She kept us all engaged in a three-day, virtual course--a hard thing to do. I learned a lot and felt like the course has given me a lot of takeaway and use with my employer.
The facilitator was great. Course participants had great discussion. It was to location for me. Lots of construction, not a lot of food options, didn't feel very safe venturing out walking on my own, and traffic was pretty chaotic which impacted movement to and from the training. I would recommend a different location. Perhaps a different city... Fort Lauderdale. I was interested in Orlando, but all sessions were full.