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rane.shraddha26@gmail.com
Dear All, My name is Shraddha. Right now am working in the hotel industry as HR assistance last 6 months. I was completed my Bsc in Hospitality Management 2013. I had done corresponding courses like Administration Management. I am very much interested in Human Resource Management. even I want to do my career in HR only but the problem is there am not getting proper guidance for that particular field. And as I said am working Hotel industry there is not getting enough knowledge for Human Resource
Please Give me proper Guidance.

From India, Mumbai
atul.mystery
40

Hi Sharddha,
You as said working as HR Asst. then what responsibilities you are handling in this current Role.
Also You have done Degree in Hospitality so i guess hotel industry is a better option for you. why you want to switch to any other industry?
Administration Management skill you can utilize here in current co. to get the profile in Admin Facility of Hotel Industry. What other areas you are looking according to your interest?
Please mention your interest according to your Exp. and study. so that proper guide line came back to you. For further details you can contact me on given email id or can share here in post.

From India, Gurgaon
adityaoak
37

Hi Shraddha. Before commenting further, please provide further information
1. Hotel location, star category, location and target market category (luxury, business, transit, mixture of any, airline crew etc)
2. Is it a stand-alone hotel or part of a big chain?
3. How many rooms, employee strength, HR dept strength
4. What functions ru handling? In hotels, owing to high employee turnover, there are many things happening in HR dept. Recruitment, EE, employee relations being some of them. Arent u getting to do any of this?
5. U said ur interest is HR and ur already working in HR since 6 months, that's half the battle won. Now keep ur eyes open, seek guidance, show proactiveness and learn on the job.
6. Is there noone in HR dept you can talk to and learn from? If yo u want to switch over, there are many allied industries you can look out for; restaurants, airlines, retail, real estate etc. There is no point in quitting before having a new job in hand.

From India, Mumbai
saiconsult
1899

Since you are in Mumbai, you can pursue part time Executive MBA programme in HR offered by Mumbai University through various colleges, so that you can study without sacrificing your job.This apart Welllingkar Institute offers Diploma programmes in HR as well as distance education. Please enquire.
B.Saikumar

From India, Mumbai
rane.shraddha26@gmail.com
Thank You so much for your replays.

I would like to tell you my current Job position is HR assistance in Best Western Hotel Sahil in Mumbai Central.

Hotel Sahil is a Fariyas Group Property, which are coming under 4* category. In that property have 88 rooms, 4 banquets hall and 2 specializes Restaurant.But problem is that there is no proper HR department and I am interested to working in Corporates.

I had already done my internship in Nirmal Lifestyle (Mulund), Head office in Proper HR Department.

My Job Profile which are in Best Western Hotel Sahil :

1) Implementing new policies for the welfare of the staff.

Provisional Fund

2) Handling recruitment.

Taking first round Interview for candidate such as self introduction, education qualification, and social inters etc

Give basic knowledge about our BEST WESTERN HOTEL SAHIL property.

Find out CV on Job Portal such as Naukri.com

3) Preparing salary.

Fill total Monthly attendance

Leave Cards

New Joining Employees entry

Attendance Entry

Making Monthly Muster sheet

4) Handling payroll.

Completing Joining Authorities

Making Finger print for the candidate

Making Identity Card

Making Nameplates for the candidate as well as uniform formalities

Work on IDS software for salary procedure.

5) Maintaining total attendance.

Analyse new joining forms

Making a proper clearance for left employees.

Work on time Track for Human Resource operation

Software which are Known

1) MS Office

2) Oracle

3) IDS

4) Times Track

I am Planing for MMS so what would i do because its now year end and i don't want to do any distance education. otherwise please suggest me any HR related coerces which i can do before MMS and its helpful for my career

From India, Mumbai
adityaoak
37

My honest advice would be to stick to your job right now and start preparing for MBA. I wouldn't advice leaving ur job and preparing for MBA. As I can see, you are handling quite a lot of activities- a huge chunk of HR spectrum; right from recruitment, induction, T&D, payroll etc. This is a chance that many people don't ever get. Make the most of it and learn. My guess is that although u dont have a structured HR dept, u will, in time, have a more stable HRD. I think it's just a matter of time.
You want to work for corporate, fine. Then start looking for jobs simultaneously.

From India, Mumbai
atul.mystery
40

Agree with Aditya, you are much in HR profile handling 3-4 major terms. Its just a start and in this phase people mostly get 1-2 basic roles to play in their first job and you are handling all these in a very wide form. If am not wrong you are only prepared your mind as you don't have any Sr. mgmt to whom you can follow and can learn things in better way. But you should be confident in your capabilities as mgmt gave you all these responsibilities because they found some spark in you. Don't let them down and you are doing quite good in your starting phase.

From here you can concentrate on your interest part and can get the depth knowledge and practicle experience in that.

Other side as you mentioned that you want to go in corporate for that i would like to suggest you to collect some exp. first and better should go for MBA with job. that will be a milestone for you after 1 and half year. But don't go for change right now.

Besides all this what other areas you want to cover in your first profile or please let me know what HR terms you want to perform as you are not satisfied with your current profile.

From India, Gurgaon
rane.shraddha26@gmail.com
Thank you for your comment. Atul you asked me my interest area is HR Operation. But as i can see Hotel Industry HR operation Process and Corporates HR Process is very Different. i want to work professionally but my current position is divide in HR as well as finance department. And apart from job please suggest me any short term coerces which i can do before MBA. Aditya you told me, better option is MBA but now days everyone can do MBA. Even I am agree for that but I really want do more extra which are give me a bright career in HR. I visited already welinkar college but they provided HRD and MBA in HR.
From India, Mumbai
adityaoak
37

1. From what I understood, you don't want to continue where you are working currently. You want to do some courses that will help you grow. You can check out SHRM, where they offer some short courses in HR. One needs minimum 1 year of work experience in HR for that. Moreover, there are part time MBA offered by many institutes. Apart from these, I am not aware of any other courses, nor of their credibility. My honest advise would be not to do 'some' course and hope things will work. U will need to thoroughly check the credibility of this.

2. Now, do you want to do some course AND mba, or a course OR mba. Ur reply was quite unclear on that.

3. Also, I want to point out that when u say "I really want do more extra which are give me a bright career in HR", doing some course(even MBA) is not the ultimate mantra. If one wants to succeed, and have a BRIGHT career, one can do that with basic graduation as well. Just doing a course will never guarantee that.

3. Pls explain how is ur role dual- in HR and finance.

4. HR Dept anywhere (industry) is quite similar. It has the same mandate. Ofcourse, the hospitality industry is growing and by its very nature it's a different type of work. Hence, the HR operations in corporate and in hospitality might seem different. From a microscopic view, they may be, But believe me that the processes and the ideologies remain the same- irrespective of the industry. I am being presumptuous, but your reasons for change may be more personal (such as better work life balance in corporate); which is the reason most people leave hospitality industry in general. If that is so, then dont look at education as an escape.

5. I have put forth my view, I would love to hear from seniors who have a more matured perspective. I am, admittedly, quite junior to most of the people here.

From India, Mumbai
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