hi friends,
I gone through ur discussion on this topic. I also thought the same thing and started my career as a recruiter. but i m not MBA in HR. so do you think that there are any chance for me in corporates?
Hemali
From India, Ahmadabad
I gone through ur discussion on this topic. I also thought the same thing and started my career as a recruiter. but i m not MBA in HR. so do you think that there are any chance for me in corporates?
Hemali
From India, Ahmadabad
I think to be a corporate HR . u need to have a MBA(HR) degree. Now there is two kinds of coporate in todays scenario one which is a branded concern and the other which is not a branded one. In non branded ones ,they might take you even if you are not a MBA (HR).But the bottom line is that everyone need to climb the ladder. to get progress as in designation as well you should be a MBA (HR) that is always an addedd advantage for you. for ex: in case there is in individual who as the same experience as yours the second criteria what they look is for your qualification . So it would be advicable that you should take a degree in MBA(HR) may be through correspondence or a part time (as you r employeed).
thanx
lincy
From India, Madras
thanx
lincy
From India, Madras
HI..........
According to my opinion in HR field ... as a recruiter is the best step...
that to if you get as arecruiter in consulatancy then you will get exposure to different verticals.........I can say one thing that "" Chances favours the prepared mind""
So working as a recruiter , you just get the knowledge of all HR activities.....
and be prepared
Thanks
From India, Bangalore
According to my opinion in HR field ... as a recruiter is the best step...
that to if you get as arecruiter in consulatancy then you will get exposure to different verticals.........I can say one thing that "" Chances favours the prepared mind""
So working as a recruiter , you just get the knowledge of all HR activities.....
and be prepared
Thanks
From India, Bangalore
Hi Mamta,
Ofcourse, your recruitment experience in a recruitment house will help you but not very much. It depends on the tasks you are doing in the whole recruitment process. If its just screening the resumes and taking telephonic rounds, then it will not be so much helpful. If it includes taking face to face interviews then it will be beneficial. But you should not spend much of ur time in a consultancy. Just try to move out into a corporate.
From India, New Delhi
Ofcourse, your recruitment experience in a recruitment house will help you but not very much. It depends on the tasks you are doing in the whole recruitment process. If its just screening the resumes and taking telephonic rounds, then it will not be so much helpful. If it includes taking face to face interviews then it will be beneficial. But you should not spend much of ur time in a consultancy. Just try to move out into a corporate.
From India, New Delhi
Does anybody think the job of Executive assistant to Gerneral manager of a good MNC will do help to develop skills and do good to further development in HR field?
My short work experience contain 1.5 years in employee relation and 1 year as training coordinator. I do want to broaden my knowledge and work as a HR in future, but I haven't decided which function I would like to focus.
I learned that as a EA, one can learn from a very professional people and one can know different departments better and maybe sometimes can know how great stratigies come out which would be beneficial to be a great HR(know business better).
But I am afraid maybe that will be too much admin work and I should consider maybe other fields that is much closer to hr,like recruiting?
From China, Beijing
My short work experience contain 1.5 years in employee relation and 1 year as training coordinator. I do want to broaden my knowledge and work as a HR in future, but I haven't decided which function I would like to focus.
I learned that as a EA, one can learn from a very professional people and one can know different departments better and maybe sometimes can know how great stratigies come out which would be beneficial to be a great HR(know business better).
But I am afraid maybe that will be too much admin work and I should consider maybe other fields that is much closer to hr,like recruiting?
From China, Beijing
i have gone through the discussion above..i am final year mba student with hr and marketing as specialization..i am very much interested in the field of hr..presently i have got a placed in a reputed bank with a decent package of 3.5l.but the problem is that is a sales job. and i feel if once i will go to that field i will never be able to build my carrer in hr..so please suggest me that whether i should try in some consultancy and start my carrer in hr..i am really confused..please help..
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
if you ask me pls do take up the job whihc comes ot your first and start analysing what is good and bad. at present you might feel that this good and that and every thing will look like green from your side. first jump and then decide your selfsanthosh
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
hi friends,i've gone through your discussions.i'm also mba-hr&system(2008-passed out).now i'm wking as a operation coordinator in a company.i'm very interested in hr field .is this job help for my hr career?help me friends i'm very confused.this s my first job.can i go for consultancy as a recruiter?
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
hello mr amit seth hru?i read ur post regarding hw to start in hr? well i m dong my training dese days to evaluate myself but i m still confused...whether i shud go for recruitments,or hr journalist or training n development etc..as u mentiond dat to get into corporate recruitment is not enough..so wht shud i plan for...??plz do reply...
thnx..
simran bakshi
From India, Mumbai
thnx..
simran bakshi
From India, Mumbai
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