With the respect to all,
I am pursuing MBA HR in 2nd year of the course but i have come to the point where i need to choose my career and what should i choose As HR generalist or Specialist?
I am in dilemma right now what to choose either HR generalist or Specialist.
Please help me to choose right one for further career
Regards,
Mukund U. Manal
From India, New Delhi
I am pursuing MBA HR in 2nd year of the course but i have come to the point where i need to choose my career and what should i choose As HR generalist or Specialist?
I am in dilemma right now what to choose either HR generalist or Specialist.
Please help me to choose right one for further career
Regards,
Mukund U. Manal
From India, New Delhi
HR is a multi-skilled function ranging from recruitment, training, talent management performance management, organisational development to industrial relations,compensation designing and benefits management etc.To be a specialist, you should find out the function which you have a natural flair for because you need to excel in it and develop expertise in it and it will be difficult to excel in a function unless you are interested in it.Therefore my view is that it is always better to start your career as HR-generalist as this gives you an opportunity to discover your natural inclinations and strengths and the jobs which you enjoy doing.this will help you to identify the functions in which you want to specialize. Hope this provides some direction to your thinking.
B.Saikumar
HR & IR Advisor
NaviMumbai
From India, Mumbai
1899B.Saikumar
HR & IR Advisor
NaviMumbai
From India, Mumbai
Yes, you are right sir because as an HR Professional i should have hand on all function firstly and understand their importance.
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
i have been working for 5 yrs in training & development & due to family problems was having one year gap in the career ..
plz do suggest for steady career ,can i work as hr generalist
Plz guide me for hr field
From India, Thane
plz do suggest for steady career ,can i work as hr generalist
Plz guide me for hr field
From India, Thane
Hi,
Since you already possess five years experience in Training and Development you can continue the continue with same profile. However if you are interested in HR generalist employers will expect relevant experience. In that case employers will negotiate on salary part and you may expect your last salary to continue.
From India, Madras
Since you already possess five years experience in Training and Development you can continue the continue with same profile. However if you are interested in HR generalist employers will expect relevant experience. In that case employers will negotiate on salary part and you may expect your last salary to continue.
From India, Madras
Instead of restarting your career after a gap of one year in a new profile, it is advisable to continue in learning and development to start with, while at the same time looking for exposure to HR Generalist profile in the same organisation or look for mixed profile of training and generalist functions with training as large share of the profile as it makes it easy for you to get a break into such profiles and facilitate your transition into generalist profile latter if you want to switch.
B.Saikumar
HR & Labour Relations Consultant.
From India, Mumbai
B.Saikumar
HR & Labour Relations Consultant.
From India, Mumbai
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