Dear Sir,
I have completed my MBA in Marketing and have worked for 5.5 years in sales. However, last year, I was transferred to HR without receiving any training or orientation about the HR department from the organization. I would like to understand the major job responsibilities of the HR department.
Kindly assist me.
Regards,
Tarannum
From India, Patna
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I have completed my MBA in Marketing and have worked for 5.5 years in sales. However, last year, I was transferred to HR without receiving any training or orientation about the HR department from the organization. I would like to understand the major job responsibilities of the HR department.
Kindly assist me.
Regards,
Tarannum
From India, Patna
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Dear Tarunum, Mr.Cipriana has complete all kindly start with this elements then you would be understand by day to day work.
From India, Daman
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Reg "major responsibilities of HR department":
Tell me, did you not cover HR as a function in your basic MBA? You could refresh from your old books to get the theoretical direction. Additionally, after working for 5.5 years, the practical experience can also come in handy.
Suppose you were running the sales department - what all would you expect from an HR department to do for you? Recruitment, selection (with a defined methodology), compensation, employee benefits (motivation for them to continue to meet sales targets), train people in sales (product, sales skills, train about the market they are operating in, etc.).
I am deliberately leaving this thought with you so that you could ponder deeper on it and keep thinking yourself.
If that doesn't help, you may search for "major responsibilities of HR" at citehr. Some links for your ready reference:
https://www.citehr.com/70510-hr-qualities-duties.html
https://www.citehr.com/18194-roles-responsibilities-hr-generalist.html
https://www.citehr.com/31313-duties-admin-hr-manager.html
https://www.citehr.com/22098-set-20-key-responsibilities-hr-manager.html
The list could go on...
All the best
Raj
From India, Delhi
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Tell me, did you not cover HR as a function in your basic MBA? You could refresh from your old books to get the theoretical direction. Additionally, after working for 5.5 years, the practical experience can also come in handy.
Suppose you were running the sales department - what all would you expect from an HR department to do for you? Recruitment, selection (with a defined methodology), compensation, employee benefits (motivation for them to continue to meet sales targets), train people in sales (product, sales skills, train about the market they are operating in, etc.).
I am deliberately leaving this thought with you so that you could ponder deeper on it and keep thinking yourself.
If that doesn't help, you may search for "major responsibilities of HR" at citehr. Some links for your ready reference:
https://www.citehr.com/70510-hr-qualities-duties.html
https://www.citehr.com/18194-roles-responsibilities-hr-generalist.html
https://www.citehr.com/31313-duties-admin-hr-manager.html
https://www.citehr.com/22098-set-20-key-responsibilities-hr-manager.html
The list could go on...
All the best
Raj
From India, Delhi
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Hi Tarunam,
Welcome to the HR family, and I wish you the best of luck.
HR plays various roles in an organization, such as coach, mentor, recruiter, administrator, change agent, strategic partner, and many more. The list is long, and the roles are very challenging and interesting. With your business experience, you will definitely add value to the HR department and the organization.
Unlearning is the highest degree of learning, and it helps in the long run. Learning the basics of HR management will be very helpful. By joining CiteHR, you have taken the first step in the right direction. This site is full of the required information and the right people to guide and help.
The ABCD of HR is GPAK (Getting, Preparing, Activating, and Keeping) the right people. Enjoy the ride.
From India, Hyderabad
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Welcome to the HR family, and I wish you the best of luck.
HR plays various roles in an organization, such as coach, mentor, recruiter, administrator, change agent, strategic partner, and many more. The list is long, and the roles are very challenging and interesting. With your business experience, you will definitely add value to the HR department and the organization.
Unlearning is the highest degree of learning, and it helps in the long run. Learning the basics of HR management will be very helpful. By joining CiteHR, you have taken the first step in the right direction. This site is full of the required information and the right people to guide and help.
The ABCD of HR is GPAK (Getting, Preparing, Activating, and Keeping) the right people. Enjoy the ride.
From India, Hyderabad
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Hi Tarannum,
Firstly, let me congratulate you on your new assignment. As an HR person, one shall be responsible for:
- Bringing in the right talent (Recruitment & Selection)
- Employee Engagement (Driving Engagement Activities to ensure a healthy environment and thus increase productivity)
- Employee Communication
- Organization Development - Writing, reviewing, and implementing HR Policies and Procedures, Training & Development,
- Performance Management
- Compensation Management, and so on.
I hope this will give you some insight. All the best.
From Saudi Arabia, Jiddah
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Firstly, let me congratulate you on your new assignment. As an HR person, one shall be responsible for:
- Bringing in the right talent (Recruitment & Selection)
- Employee Engagement (Driving Engagement Activities to ensure a healthy environment and thus increase productivity)
- Employee Communication
- Organization Development - Writing, reviewing, and implementing HR Policies and Procedures, Training & Development,
- Performance Management
- Compensation Management, and so on.
I hope this will give you some insight. All the best.
From Saudi Arabia, Jiddah
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I respect your effort, but it is not the right way to convey this message.
From India, Gurgaon
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We have huge openings for the fastest-growing BPO in India. Freshers and Mr. Rohit, I request you to please avoid posting your message in bulk or on every regular post/thread. This is your second message I found under a different thread or subject. Replies/responses must be relevant to the topic.
I respect your effort, but it is not the right way to convey this message.
From India, Gurgaon
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