Hi Friends,
I have 1year of work exp in hospital industry as HR Generalist. Now i get opportunities in HR Outsourcing consultancies for Payroll executive posts.. Am confused if i take this opportunity will it affect my career growth in future.. Please do help me
From India, Chennai
I have 1year of work exp in hospital industry as HR Generalist. Now i get opportunities in HR Outsourcing consultancies for Payroll executive posts.. Am confused if i take this opportunity will it affect my career growth in future.. Please do help me
From India, Chennai
What are your current roles & responsibilities? What is your financial requirement now ? In which area you want to make your career...?
From India, Pune
467From India, Pune
My current roles & responsibilities are:
1)Recruitment(ly 5 %)
2)Payroll processing(majority)
3)Statutory(majority)
4)Full & Final Settlement
5)Joining & Exit formalities
CTC:15-17K/month
Interested to make my career in payroll area.
From India, Chennai
1)Recruitment(ly 5 %)
2)Payroll processing(majority)
3)Statutory(majority)
4)Full & Final Settlement
5)Joining & Exit formalities
CTC:15-17K/month
Interested to make my career in payroll area.
From India, Chennai
Hello Priyaabablu,
Well, according to my opinion, you should choose the career in which you can enjoy your work. If you will enjoy your work, then nobody can stop you from achieving a good and successful career.
Best Wishes!!
Sweta Sharma
From India, Kolkata
Well, according to my opinion, you should choose the career in which you can enjoy your work. If you will enjoy your work, then nobody can stop you from achieving a good and successful career.
Best Wishes!!
Sweta Sharma
From India, Kolkata
Take my advice just a payroll job will not give you growth, you will just become a data entry operator working on SAP entering the income taxes, leave records etc, better you be in the HR Generalist job and try to learn new verticals in Admin, Accounts which are supplementary to HR Functions.
Regards,
Ravi
From India, Madras
Regards,
Ravi
From India, Madras
Hi,
I would prefer the payroll job opportunity as you would be having a new learning curve as your already experienced in Generalist role.
So once your good at payroll with your confidence you can defiantly go back to generalist profile
From India, Bangalore
I would prefer the payroll job opportunity as you would be having a new learning curve as your already experienced in Generalist role.
So once your good at payroll with your confidence you can defiantly go back to generalist profile
From India, Bangalore
In short, it all depend on your requirements, preference and finally goals.
There's nothing bad in moving to different field as it has also very good growth opportunities and you are not too old to change your career option.
First, define and set your goals for your career and preferences and then see whether it is fulfilling or not and then decide. However, the offered roll has enough career growth but still you do a little research and then go to conclusion.
From India, Lucknow
There's nothing bad in moving to different field as it has also very good growth opportunities and you are not too old to change your career option.
First, define and set your goals for your career and preferences and then see whether it is fulfilling or not and then decide. However, the offered roll has enough career growth but still you do a little research and then go to conclusion.
From India, Lucknow
Hello Priyaabablu,
I am Agree with Ravi Advise as you be in the HR Generalist job and try to learn new verticals in Admin, Accounts which are supplementary to HR Functions.Other wise you will become a part of Data Entry operator.
Regards
Deepak Taneja
From India, Chandigarh
I am Agree with Ravi Advise as you be in the HR Generalist job and try to learn new verticals in Admin, Accounts which are supplementary to HR Functions.Other wise you will become a part of Data Entry operator.
Regards
Deepak Taneja
From India, Chandigarh
Hello Priyaabablu,
My suggestion is you keep with your generalist profile. i am suggesting this, because i have faced same problem. In starting of my career i have worked as HR generalist after that i have joined payroll outsourcing company. then i realised my old profile was very beneficial for my career growth.now i have joined in another company as Senior HR Executive and now I am enjoying my work.
From India, Pune
My suggestion is you keep with your generalist profile. i am suggesting this, because i have faced same problem. In starting of my career i have worked as HR generalist after that i have joined payroll outsourcing company. then i realised my old profile was very beneficial for my career growth.now i have joined in another company as Senior HR Executive and now I am enjoying my work.
From India, Pune
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